1,800 new homes proposed for Huntsville development
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Huntsville’s growth has necessitated the addition of new housing units throughout the metro. Last week, the Huntsville Planning Commission approved a development that would add 1,800 more housing units to the city.
The measure involves rezoning approximately 500 acres north of Bob Wade Lane and east of Mount Lebanon Road for a development known as Harris Farms.
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Harris Farms to add 1,800 housing units to Huntsville
The Harris Farms development, if approved by the Huntsville City Council, will be near North Village Town Center, a $240 million retail project currently under development.
The Harris Farms development is expected to include single-family homes, townhomes, apartments and a 55-plus active adult community.
In addition to housing units, the residential community is expected to include:
- Swimming pools
- Pickleball courts
- Tennis courts
- Community gym
- 7,300 feet of trails
- 140,000 feet of sidewalks
The entire project is expected to take more than 10 years to complete. The Huntsville City Council has not set a date for a vote on this project.
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