THE HIGHLANDS is Franklin Counties Latest and Finest 1-3+ acre Custom Home 20 Lot Development . Truly an enclave with few neighbors. You may choose from a variety of Open & Wooded lots all with mostly level building sites and gently sloping rear yards, perfect for rear walk out some overlooking common ground, lake, and or woods. Enjoy a Country atmosphere with ALL underground city services ,Sewer, water, telephone, Electric, Spectrum Internet, Spire Natural gas ,Incredible endless Hilltop views, wide paved streets maintained by the HOA, Protective Covenants with an emphasis on quality and style.Your builder of choice with no time frame to build.
All within easy HWY 44 access. There is nothing like it in the area except the developers previous development next door "Longview Meadows". Lot 12 is one of the largest lots and also adjoins a vast amount of common ground. iI has the perfect building site with natural woods and a gentle rear walkout. The woods are thick so bring a heavy coat with gloves and walk this lot . All corners are marked
Sales Brochure, restrictions and topographic maps available upon request. Minimum home size is1800 sqft . HOA Fees are $400/annum. This development was developed by the same developer who created Longview Meadows (Next Door).
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Fred O Thatcher314-540-4600,
Fred O. Thatcher, Realtor
Source: MARIS,MLS#: 25080687Originating MLS: Franklin County Board of REALTORS
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