10,000sq of land in the heart of the commercial town center of Indigo, a new walkable master planned community in fast growing Fort Bend County.
Community will include 700 homes and 150 apartments. Two small apartment complexes, and 22 mixed use buildings that may include apartments will be in the Commons next to this daycare. Many young families are moving into the area, and with a smaller than average home size, and a higher than average household income, residents in Indigo will need daycare.
Property is right off of Harlem Road, and there is a one way "slip street" that runs parallel to Harlem that goes in front of the property to allow for drop off/pick up, and on street parking. All parking provided by developer, no designated parking, all shared.
What sets Indigo apart is that the entire community is in walking distance to the Commons - the pedestrian focused design was intended to give children freedom to roam in the community.
Property includes 4 acres of farm land that is separates the property from Harlem Rd, providing access to nature and separating children from busy road. The farm is used to raise chickens and vegetables - the vegetables are sold in the Commons, and the farmers are from a company that the HOA for the community hires.
Property subject to a Commercial Association. Property is in Richmond ETJ, and participates in a MUD. 1% of sales price is charged to fund non-profit Foundation that supports the community.
Nick Panzarella
Meristem Communities
