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As mentioned in my last post, I've been looking at houses online. I've seen some really nice new construction in this area. When we came to visit, the NE Heights area seemed to have a lot of older homes so we were unaware of this little enclave of newer homes. It's so new that Google maps doesn't find it. Yahoo maps does though and it is West of Tramway and just south of where Indian School Rd crosses Eastridge Dr. NE, East of Chelwood Park Blvd and North of Constitution Ave. Any insights into this area would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
I hadn't realized they had developed this parcel of land. Its the chunk of land between the Blue Cross/Blue Shield building and Chelwood Elementary (where I attended 5th grade many moons ago). Its just a stone's throw from the Hinkle Family Fun Center.
Very interesting, well established area. From my experience, most of the homes/neighborhoods in the areas immediately west of Chelwood and north of Eastridge are actually quite nice. The areas moving south from Constitution can be nice too, but definitely more hit-and-miss.
Judging from the aerial pics, buyers would be signing up for the typical new development profile: packed in tight against your neighbor with a small/limited yard, which would actually be atypical for this area.
Actually, the listings I saw were almost .5 acre lot which is much bigger than anything else I've seen on the East side in this price range! That's one of the reasons I'm interested in the area. Thanks for the insights though!
I know the builder of this subdivision, and he's a good guy, very fair and straightforward. He builds a good house, and I think all of the houses in this subdivision are built to be energy efficient.
Actually, the listings I saw were almost .5 acre lot which is much bigger than anything else I've seen on the East side in this price range! That's one of the reasons I'm interested in the area. Thanks for the insights though!
Glad to be of help! But I would be VERY dubious of that near half-acre estimate. Again, judging from the aerial shots, the entire development looks to be roughly 5-6 acres TOPS. I'd estimate that the area will be divided into 25-30 lots. The math just doesn't add up.
But perhaps my estimates are off-base. Either way, I'd be sure to have that acreage number double checked. Good luck in your search!
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