Grandview Yard add-on contains detached homes and residential area
March 2nd, 2015
The Beacon Review
The Grandview Yard development is adding a novelty to its urban mix of offices, restaurants and apartments: single-family members residences with garages, yards and sidewalks. The Grandview Heights Planning Commission this week authorized a strategy to make…
The Grandview Yard development is adding a novelty to its urban mix of offices, restaurants and apartments: single-family members residences with garages, yards and sidewalks.
The Grandview Heights Planning Commission this week authorized a strategy to make 20 detached homes and 25 townhouses on the western component of the development, west of Bobcat Avenue amongst Burr and Williams avenues.
“We really feel confident we can sell single-household residences quickly there,” stated Michael Amicon, a developer at Wagenbrenner Development, which plans to buy the website from Grandview Yard’s developer, Nationwide Realty Investors.
The detached residences will be two stories plus an unfinished attic space and will variety from 2,300 square feet to about three, 500 square feet, such as a completed basement, Amicon stated. Most will have three bedrooms, with alternatives to finish the third floor for an more bedroom.