Couple's Dream Home is Built on Neighbor's Property by Mistake


A Missouri couple named Voss who own a real estate and property management company purchased eighteen lots in a gated community in Florida called Ocean Hammock. They hired a Florida company, Keystone Homes, to build the three-story, five-bedroom, 5,000-square-foot house pictured above on one of their lots. But due to a survey error, the entire $680,000 house was constructed to completion on the land of a neighboring lot. The property was supposed to be built on 23 Ocean Ridge Boulevard; it was actually built on 21 Ocean Ridge Boulevard.

That's certainly a costly mistake, one which falls under the responsibility of the construction company. Mark Voss has enlisted the help of a lawyer, but for now, the vice president of Keystone is admitting that the company he contracted to do the building is at fault. Keystone's v.p. said,

“The buck stops with the builder. I have built about 600 homes in Flagler County and this has never happened to me before. It does happen, but it’s rare.” 

Images: Twitter (@jrichardhillco)   | -Via Oddity Central 

 


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"... just sounds inefficient." Never in the history of the world have people said that about something the wealthy do. ;)

Personally, it's not my idea of a dream home, but I suspect a small medieval-style castle wouldn't fit in with the surroundings.

To be frank: While I don't want to eat the rich, I wouldn't be one bit surprised to find this was a viral marketing move to entice people to buy one of his other eighteen lots in the community.
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