Fargo'S Addition To Sheridan

...—so you end up out here where the lots run large and the trees come with the property, corner positions giving you real yard to work with instead of a postage stamp. Woodbeck Lake sits a fifth of a mile away if you want to get on the water without leaving the neighborhood, and there's an unnamed park right adjacent for when you need grass underfoot without the commitment of mowing. The grocery is close enough to walk in five minutes, which means you're not tethered to a car for milk or bread, though the coffee situation requires a drive—about three miles to the nearest place that knows what it's doing. Within a mile you'll find four parks scattered through the area, and the homes themselves tend to arrive either ready to move into or priced for someone willing to put sweat into the bones, with the kind of lots where mature trees already exist and corner positions mean light from two sides. It's the sort of place where you notice people actually finishing their renovations instead of just starting them.