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Getting Back to Nature
in Peters Township
W
hen it comes down to it, homeowners in western
Pennsylvania have few options when they desire home
ownership with views of the water combined with views
of natural woodlands. But a new development in Peters Township
is one of the rare finds that will allow a homeowner to enjoy both.
Lakeshire Estates a 38 acre parcel located along Springdale Road
plans to put the “estate” back in real estate for homeowners by
offering each new home owner exclusive access to a 3.4 acre lake
while enjoying untouched natural woodlands.
“The land belongs to one family and they have taken great care in
preserving its natural character,” said Realtor Lisa Browell. “Due to the
lay of the land, development will require minimal disturbance to the
environment,” said Browell.
“Of the 38 acres available, 18 have
been subdivided to allow for 6 homes
with parcel sizes from 1.7 to 6.2 acres,”
Browell said. “We welcome interested
buyers to set up an appointment to
walk the property so they can see for
themselves how beautiful it will be to
build a home here.”
Accomplished architect and land
designer Stephen Victor of Victor-Wetzel
Associates is serving as the landscape
architect for the development, which
has received final plan approval from the township. Browell said,” the
lot widths and depths, along with min