Windmor Subdivision

County Road J, Sheboygan , WI 53085

Price Range: Starting at: $55,400

Status: Available

School District: Sheboygan Area School District

Windmor Subdivision is no ordinary land. Every acre, every view, every stately tree, and rolling hill has a dignity and value that enhances the handcrafted residences we create.
Windmor Subdivision is a 78+ acre natural rolling gem that has been in the Rahn family since the 1880s. This one-of-a-kind parcel borders the beautiful Town and Country Golf Course and the Winding Pigeon River on its northwestern frontage. Windmor Subdivision has approximately 38+ acres of common area including a 12-acre virgin oak and beech forest, as well as walking paths and prairies for residents to enjoy. Let Windmor Subdivision welcome you on a journey of discovery.

The portfolio of homes Hillcrest's Custom Homes Division purposes to assemble reflects both our awe of natural beauty and our appreciation of distinctive design, enduring luxury, and timeless architectural value.

The sense of tranquility and perpetually rewarding natural frame complement the impeccable quality we put forth into every detail. Elegantly detailed English and French Country Manors, Cottage Style, Prairie, Americana, and Traditional neighborhoods are complemented by naturally inspiring views to make each new home your personal retreat.

Be one of the 66 families fortunate enough to call Windmor Subdivision, the most picturesque community in Sheboygan County, your home. Located in close proximity to Kohler, Sheboygan, and Sheboygan Falls, this new community will also be in the preferred Sheboygan school district with the lower Town of Sheboygan tax rates as well as the conveniences of city sewer and water. Windmor Is the most well-thought-out Conservancy Development Sheboygan County has ever seen!

About the Area
Located on the shores of Lake Michigan, Sheboygan offers a mix of sandy beaches, historic B&Bs, luxurious spas, and the Blue Harbor Resort and Conference Center. The city is home to the refurbished 1920s Stefanie Weill Center for the Performing Arts, as well as the John Michael Kohler Arts Center.

Sheboygan has been named one of the best cities to live in Wisconsin. A study released by the Chamber of Commerce placed Sheboygan at number 10 out of all the Wisconsin cities with populations above 25,000, on the basis of five factors: Employment, including the number of establishments, and the median earnings.
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