22 Lots Up for Bid at ‘Storer Estates’

An artist rendering of "Storer Estates."An artist rendering of "Storer Estates."

By Michelle Owen—

 MUNCIE, IN—As construction work continues at the site of the former Storer Elementary, builders and future homeowners can begin to make plans. After a unanimous vote at the July 21st Muncie Redevelopment Commission meeting, 22 building lots at the future Storer Estates will be put up for bid to individuals and/or builders. Buyers will not be able to begin construction until the groundwork at the site is complete, but interested parties can secure a prime building site and plan for construction as early as winter.

An aerial view of "Storer Estates" as photographed on July 19th by Mike Rhodes

An aerial view of “Storer Estates” as photographed on July 19th by Mike Rhodes. This photo is pretty close to the same position as the artist rendering pictured at the top of the article. Mansfield Drive is the road you see at the bottom right corner of this image. 

The Storer Estates subdivision will include 34 single family homes, a dry retention pond, and a neighborhood park. “The location is really what makes this such a great spot for families,” explains Mayor Ridenour. “It’s near Tillotson, but the addition itself is on a very quiet road, which is perfect for families with small children.”

The site is close to Ball State and IU Health, has a daycare within walking distance, and is just a 5 minute drive from West View Elementary School. Including the future Storer Woods Neighborhood Park, homeowners will have access to 6 public parks within a 3 mile radius.

Assessment values for the 22 lots indicate that the starting bids will range from $31,250 to $33,750. Interested parties can request a packet by contacting Swagley@cityofmuncie.com, and the sealed bids will be opened at the next MRC meeting on August 18.

Artist rendering of "Storer Estates." Photo provided.

Artist rendering of “Storer Estates.” Photo provided.


 

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