111 Se 16Th Ave

Treehouse Village is a low-rise residential community in Gainesville built in 1985, consisting of three-story walk-up buildings set among mature oak trees and landscaped grounds. Units are primarily two-bedroom, two-bath layouts with open living/dining areas, in-unit washer/dryer closets, ceiling fans, stone counters in select kitchens, and a range of floor finishes from luxury vinyl to carpet and tile. Common-area features include two outdoor pools, a clubhouse with a fitness center, sidewalks and exterior lighting, and on-site management and maintenance services. The complex sits within walking distance of Sweetwater Wetlands Park, and is under two miles from the University of Florida and within a short drive of downtown Gainesville, medical centers, and campus satellite facilities. Parking is surface-level; the community is pet friendly and served by local bus routes to campus. Architecturally the property reflects suburban multifamily design of the mid-1980s with practical, amenity-focused updates in many units and a campus-like, wooded setting that emphasizes outdoor circulation and neighborhood proximity.