Hillcrest Addition To Village of Edmore

What catches most people off guard is how much breathing room you get right in the village—tree-lined streets, corner lots with real grass, and homes that aren't stacked on top of each other. You're steps from Glen D. Curtis Memorial Park if you want a quick walk, and there's a restaurant within about 8 minutes on foot when dinner at home doesn't sound right. The homes themselves tend toward ranch-style comfort: fireplaces, finished basements waiting for a second living space, main-floor laundry, and garages. Lots run generous enough that a fenced yard is normal, not a luxury. It's the kind of place where you can actually see what you've got around you.