Future Homes Custom Builder Opens New Home Construction Lots in Polk Township

Jan 9, 2018

Future Homes of Lehighton, PA announced the new Hillside Terrace home development in Polk Township, Pennsylvania offering fourteen lots, each approximately 1.3 acres. It's expected to appeal to families looking for access to the Pleasant Valley schools and views of the surrounding countryside.

Lehighton, United States - January 9, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Future Homes of Lehighton, PA recently announced the opening of a new neighborhood called Hillside Terrace, a home development site for new construction homes in Polk Township.

The Hillside Terrace development was launched in the 4th quarter of 2017 and offers fourteen building lots of approximately 1.3 acres each. The lots all feature excellent views of the surrounding countryside. Several of the available lots present very desirable elevated locations for those new home buyers really wanting real estate with great views.

The new Hillside Terrace residential development is located in the Pleasant Valley School District of Monroe County. Future Homes expects Hillside Terrace to appeal to young families looking for convenient access to the areas highly rated schools.

Tyler Haydt of Future Homes acquired the property that enabled the new development in early 2017 and plans to have a brand new Quick Delivery – Move in Ready Home finished for the spring 2018. According to Haydt, “The first custom home we’re building will showcase the speed, quality design, and workmanship of the professionals at Future Homes and serve to show potential buyers what they can aspire to in a new Hillside Terrace home.” Home buyers are free to choose their own design and optional features to completely customize the home to suit their needs and budget.

Monroe County has experienced strong population growth since the year 2001 with influxes from New Jersey and New York. The county attracts those who seek a higher quality of life for themselves and their children and a lower cost of living. In response to this influx, Pleasant Valley School District has expanded its staff and facilities over the years to accommodate this explosive growth. It remains a very desirable school district for families with young children.

Future Homes provides quality affordable residential housing construction in Monroe County and Northeastern Pennsylvania.

Contact Info:
Name: Tyler Haydt
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Future Homes
Address: 7355 Interchange Rd, Lehighton, PA 18235, United States
Phone: +1-610-951-4444

For more information, please visit http://futurehomespa.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 284770

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