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Does anybody know anything about homes/quality of life in the New Urbanist developments in HUntersville? Specifically Vermillion or MOnteith Park. THanks.
Does anybody know anything about homes/quality of life in the New Urbanist developments in HUntersville? Specifically Vermillion or MOnteith Park. THanks.
Hi Tacoman,
i know a little bit about Monteith Park, i hope to purchase there in the near futue. The builder is Saussy Burbank, they have a new phase opening up in a few months for building.You can go to there website and get styles of houses and pricing. I do not know much about Vermillion.Good luck
Vermillion seemed real hot a few years ago and then kind of cooled down. For a neighborhood that received so much attention early on, you hardly hear about it anymore. It seems like they're starting to ramp up the advertising again after making some changes to the neighborhood - from what I can tell, the big change being building larger houses on larger lots.
I'm not a planner by trade, but I don't think Monteith would be considered a new urbanism style neighborhood. The housing style fits that of other new urbanism neighborhoods, but Monteith is not within walking distance of stores, schools, a town center, etc. Aside from that, I actually just sold my house in Monteith less than a week ago and would recommend it highly.
My understanding of true new urbanism neighborhoods would be Birkdale in Huntersville or Baxter Village in Fort Mill.
Vermillion has 3 new builders in there now. from the high $200K's to the $500K's.
When we were looking, our realtor said that building had stopped in Vermillion for some reason. She didn't know why or what happened, but we were in too much of a hurry to be bothered with it. Seems like afterward I heard there was a legal issue halting it but not sure if it was that development...
We drove through MP. We didn't like the detached garages and the "courtyard" small lots. We liked Rosedale and bought in here. If you needed to, you could walk to the stores and it is a very friendly community. I love Bunco and the social events we have planned. We have great neighbors, too, and that's what's important to me...
Another option just north of Huntersville is Oakhurst (technically in Cornelius, but just north of Exit 25) . . . we bought there because of the neo traditional plan. There is a wide variety of homes (condos, townhouses, smaller and larger single family homes), green space, pool, and the development at the front of the neighborhood includes a dry cleaner, coffee house, great restaurant, medical offices, and even a day care. Also easy access to Northcross (with Target, HT, Lowe's, Kohl's etc) - although sadly not walkable as there are no sidewalks down 21. Good luck on your search.
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