Greentree Park is a seven street Melbourne subdivision where two to four bedroom homes have gone for $152,000 at the low end and $335,000 at the top.
Somebody named these streets from a lumber yard list. Ebony, Ironwood, Teak, Spruce, Walnut, Fir and Tupelo. Seven streets carry every address in Greentree Park, which makes it larger on the ground than most of the subdivisions around it in this part of Melbourne. The records file it under two plat names.
Those two names are Greentree Park Subd and Greentree Park Subd Second Addn, and both belong in the same search. Recorded homes run 1,189 to 2,024 square feet with two, three or four bedrooms. Sixteen sales over the past three years put the middle price at $289,000 and the median near $194 per square foot.
The record covers a wide stretch, from $152,000 at the bottom to $335,000 at the top, with $289,000 marking the middle.
$152,000 anchors the bottom of the record.
The middle of sixteen sales is $289,000.
Nothing on record has gone above $335,000.
These are the figures the public property records carry for houses in Greentree Park, not vacant land and not current asking prices, and a single address can sit outside the band for reasons a number will not show you. Call or text (321) 212-7676 and we will price the exact home you are looking at.
Every value here comes out of the price records and the documented home sizes for both recorded plats.
| Detail | What you get |
|---|---|
| Town | Melbourne |
| Recorded plats | Greentree Park Subd and Second Addition |
| Recorded sales, last 36 months | 16 |
| Price range | $152,000 to $335,000 |
| Typical price | $289,000 |
| Median price per square foot | $194 |
| Size range | 1,189 to 2,024 square feet |
The records read Greentree Park Subd and Greentree Park Subd Second Addn. They cover the same neighborhood and both should be in your search.
Recorded sizes span 1,189 to 2,024 square feet and bedroom counts run two through four. That is a wide enough range to trade up without leaving the street grid.
Ebony, Ironwood, Teak, Spruce, Walnut, Fir and Tupelo. Drive all seven and you have seen the whole neighborhood.
Greentree Park homes currently on the market show up below, drawn from both recorded plats and updated as inventory changes.
Melbourne, on the Brevard County mainland. Seven streets make up the neighborhood: Ebony, Ironwood, Teak, Spruce, Walnut, Fir and Tupelo.
The price records run from $152,000 to $335,000, with $289,000 at the halfway point and about $194 per square foot.
Recorded sizes go from 1,189 to 2,024 square feet, with two, three or four bedrooms.
It was platted in two pieces, the original and a second addition. Both carry the Greentree Park name and both are part of the same neighborhood.
Melbourne spreads across the south end of Brevard County, bounded by I-95 on the west and the Indian River on the east. Wickham Road and US 1 are the long north south runs, the Eau Gallie and Melbourne causeways carry you over to the beaches, and the airport sits close to the middle of it all.
Whether you are buying in Greentree Park or thinking about selling here, work with an agent who is in these neighborhoods every week. My partner Nichole and I got your back. We will run the numbers on any address, tell you straight what it is worth, and handle the whole process from the first showing through the closing table. Call or text (321) 212-7676.