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Home My WebLink AboutLost Tree Village brochureLlwyd Ecclestone, president and owner of Lost Tree Corp„ and Fred Renker, vice-president and genera! manager, Lost Tree Club is fortunate to have Fred Refiker join Lost Tree Club as Vice -President and General Manager. Fred has many friends he has made through his ownership of Royal Palm Inn in Scottsdale's famous Paradise Valley and Colonial Inn at Harbor Springs, Mich., which he still owns. Fred brings to Lost Tree a wealth of experience gained over many years in the direction of clubs and resorts. He was a nationally ranked tennis player and has become a golfer with several club championships to his credit. We welcome Fred, Sarah, his charming wife, and their children to. Lost Tree. An interesting group ready to tee off. Lost Tree Village Gatehouse, the only entrance to Lost Tree Village. Francis Fiske Adams, Jr., Vice -President of Lost Tree, Inc. F. F. Adams, Sr., of Hobe Sound and Fisher's Island. Things are really happening at Lost Tree. The Adams, who are directing the sales of Lost Tree properties, report that to date 94 residential sites have been sold, ranging in price from $10,500 to $45,000. In addition, $757,500 in resi- dences were also sold this past year. There is very little fine residential property available in Florida today. Where on the southeast coast of Florida is there a location where you and your friends can live and be assured that your privacy will be maintained? Lost Tree's location is the finest in all Florida ... a mile of ocean front- age, a mile of lake frontage, a narrow strip of land to the south, and Seminole Club to the north, give Lost Tree Village unique natural protection. ALMS V OUTSTANDING FEATURES OF LOST TREE GATEHOUSE — Privacy is assured by the ownership of the roads and streets by the Lost Tree Village Corporation. The Gatehouse is the only entrance to the Village and provides further control of privacy and security. OCEAN BEACH — Lost Tree Village and Beach House are located on more than one mile of beautiful beach on the Atlantic Ocean. LAKES AND WATERWAYS — Lost Tree Village is also situated on Little Lake Worth and Lake Worth proper which is connected to the Intracoastal Waterway. Palm Beach ocean inlet is just four miles to the south. LOST TREE CLUB -- A private club to which residents of Lost Tree Village may apply for membership occupies 150 acres, perpetually dedicated as a golf course. ACCOMMODATIONS in cottages and suites are available to club members, friends of village residents and properly introduced guests. CONVENIENT LOCATION —Lost Tree Village is located only a short driv- ing distance from shopping areas, schools, churches, air and rail terminals. The Village is also within ten miles of the metropolitan area of the Palm Beaches. ARCHITECTURAL AND DEED RESTRICTIONS ---Architectural and deed restrictions are included to assure increasing property values of land and homes. FINANCING — Financial agencies con Sider Lost Tree Village AAA and will loan up to 80 percent of the value of the property. POWER AND TELEPHONE LINES —Underground power and telephone lines are installed to all buildings and homes for greater safety and to preserve the natural beauty of Lost Tree Village. DRAINAGE — A completely engineered drainage system assures perfect drain- age at all times. BUILDING SERVICE — A complete architectural and building service of quality is available if desired. From drawing board to the final detail of con- struction, each step is carefully supervised to insure the highest degree of workmanship. A complete "turn -key" operation is provided. Ot V NT LL • _—• �DI"."1 1- Q'LR_1479 • AREA COI'''. 0 eft _ ��a 19Od �. vC'�Q�'r 1t�d `LLLL X0� �7 Residence of Mr. and Mrs. E. Llwyd Ecclestone of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Ot NT RESIDENCES Shown here and on the following pages are a few of the fine residences whose good taste keynotes the architectural excellence of Lost Tree Village. Lost Tree residence sites average 120 feet in frontage and 160 feet in depth. Oceanfront lots are 400 feet deep. Every residential site is endowed with its own particular charm. Whether you elect to live on the ocean, the golf course, the lakefront or in the center of the Village, your residence will command an unobstructed view of perpetual beauty. rr r'rr New fully carpeted four -bedroom, four -bath, library, dining room, utility room, 2-car garage, large loggia, terrace, central oil heat and air conditioning, fully landscaped with underground sprinklers, pool. This house must be seen to fully appreciate the beautiful uninter- rupted view of the entire 17th green and fairway on the Lost Tree Club golf course. This residence is only one block from the Beach House and ocean. •.roman 111111111 iiir 1 I Residence on 18th fairway, designed by John L. Yolk: Residence of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Weaver of Memphis, Tennessee. Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Austin of Greeneville, 1"enn. Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Renker of Harbor Springs, Mich. New residence being completed for Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Adams, Jr. of Palm Beach, overlooking 18th fairway. House & Garden HOUSE OF COLOR Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Sasso, Pittsburgh, Pa. The residence pictured above was selected by HOUSE & GARDEN and featured in the September issue of that magazine, as their "House of Color," previewing the new colors for 1965. Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Petzold of Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan, pioneer residents of Lost Tree Village. Residence of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Dyer of Ridgefield, Connecticut. All plans for new residences in Lost Tree Vililage must be approved by the Architectural Board. All utilities are underground. Garage doors are not permitted to face the street. Underground sprinkler systems are required. A year-round maintenance service is available for maintaining the grounds, opening and closing your residence, and also regular inspec- tion when you are not in residence. 'sot Niesa VALasEs Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunn of Rochester, New York. Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I. Biggs of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. ALL SUNSHINE STATE PARKWAY NEW MONET ROAD INTERCHANGE (1965) INTRAC OASTAL WATERWAY NORTH PALM BEACH.. SHOPPING CENTER--• PALM BEACH GARDENS COUNTRY CLUB-; PGA NATIONAL °=------HEADQUARTERS ft WEST P: LM BEACH INTERCHANGE J r J J ENT PALM OKEECHOBEE ROAD PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL BLUE HERON BLVD. FISHING FLEET -- JAI ALAI_ 45th STREET Oft •SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB LAKE(( Q.) MAGNOLIA 1 --C 1/.FLAGLER BRIDGE { J I' �./rl /PONCE PLAZA rr PALM BEACH ' �. ��_ --PLAYHOUSE Uhras gllases-. LOST TREE CLUB MARINA PALM BEACH -RACQUET CLUB PALM BEACH SHORES OCEAN FISbiwd 111LiLkS LAKE WORTH INLET `- SAILFISH CLUB CLEA' LAKE I ' T PALM BEACH --KENNEL CLUB SOUTHERN BLVD. -BREAKERS HOTEL .,HENRYFLAGLER MUSEUM WORTH AVE. —SHOPS t.FVERGLADES "'CLUB BATH AND TENNIS --- CLUB --LA COQUILLE When the Juno area was first surveyed in the early 1800's, a Gumbo -Limbo tree was used as a starting marker. Years later, when the land was again surveyed for the Celestial Railroad, the tree had disappeared. A second tree was chosen as • marker but this too vanished by the time of the next survey in 1913. Engineers drove a marking stake, but when the 1948 survey was made, this also had disap- peared. Intrigued by the capricious disappearance of trees and stakes, the planners felt that "Lost Tree" would be a most fitting name for their golf club and village. And it is! cr:Cij Lost Tree Cottages and Suites are available to members and properly introduced guests for a week -end or a winter season. These cottages are most attractive with a spacious living room, two bedrooms, unusually large closets, two baths, kitchen, refrigerator, and a screened porch facing the first fairway. Bedroom suites are also available. All accommodations are comfortably furnished in excellent taste under the guidance of Eleanor Schneider, A.I.D. Typical floor plan of Lost Tree Golf Cottage. • Joseph Tillman, Walter Hayduk, Jack Nicklaus, William Carr Herman Spierling, Dr. Cary Middlecoff, Dr. Richard R. Hoover, Richard J. George Prince Alfred Auersberg, Jack Rule, Mac Brothers, James A. Linen Darby Moore, William G. Curran, Dan Sikes, Join Callahan E. T. Bedford Davie, John Derr, Peter Cooper, Frederick Rosengarten, Jr. George Waters, Jae Campbell, Guilford Dudley Jr., Leon Sikes Ed Touchton, Julies Boras, John Weaver, Richard Broome ITA° • i Aerial view of Lost Tree Clubhouse, Pro Shop and Cottages. ATSS ,1103 Lost Tree Club is a warm informal club. The members are included in rosters of the fine golf clubs in the United States and Canada, and even a few from England. John G. "Blue" Hoyt, Jr., Chairman of the Board of Governors, is a dedicated golfer, well known and very popular. Memphis Country Club is his home club and his fine direction has made Lost Tree nationally known, both socially and golf -wise. Many improvements have been made this year which include a new dining room decorated in a charming informal way that has always been characteristic of Lost Tree. The comfortable and charming Clubhouse Lounge. John G. Hoyt, Jr. fr. a r:e rI I The Gentlemen's Grill Room at Lost Tree. Aillhl‘.1.• •i I Ii•!I ii I1; IIh.i4iu.!i IIY II i it 111111 11Id ii it ; .i .,Ilr; Henry Lindner Fred Englerth, Arnold Palmer, Henry Wetter, Jack Wolfe Mickey Van Gerbig, Mason Rudolph INVITATIONAL PRO -AM MARCH 1964 Lost Tree Club's Invitational Pro -Am was a fun tournament. Everyone had a wonderful time, and John G. "Blue" Hoyt, Jr., Chairman of the Board of Governors, plans to make the Invitational an annual event. Other tournaments of national importance in the golf world are being held at Lost Tree. Henry Lindner, golf professional, is well known throughout the golf world as an outstanding instructor. He was formerly associated with Charlotte Country Club, Charlotte, N. C.; Augusta Country Club, Augusta, Ga.; Belle Meade Country Club, Nashville, Tenn., and Newport Country Club, Newport, R. I. John G. Hoyt, Dow Finsterwald, William Carey, Albert. Lindell Walter Ford, Patrick Brady, Sam Snead, Lew Smead Dr. J. J. Richardson, Bev Dolan, Bob Nichols, Ray Biggs .l BEACH HOUSE • • At last, a Beach House with a heated salt water pool, on the ocean, for the residents, members and cottage guests. Designed by Norman Robson, A.I.A., as an informal place to Iounge, swim, or walk on the mile of private beach that makes Lost Tree such a delightful place to live or vacation. CAREFREE LIVING Still another choice in accommodations are our beautifully furnished Bermudian cottages facing Little Lake Worth. These have two large bedrooms, two baths, large living room, porch, fully equipped kitchens, and dining area which also makes a wonderful card room. All Lost Tree Cottage guests have the privilege of the Lost Tree Golf Course and Club House where they may enjoy cocktails and dining, and the Lost Tree Beach House and pool on the ocean. Our cottages are also avail- able for season rental, January 1st to May lst, $6,000.00. Includes maid service, lawn maintenance, all utilities. • tl IIIII 111111 I I I I . Pro Shop and Sandwich Bar