N Hillman Rd & W Church Rd Area

Out here, you're trading strip-mall convenience for acres—and the locals aren't apologizing. Lot sizes average over 20 acres, so your nearest neighbor isn't going to hear your business, and the roads feel like they belong to the land more than to people. Horseshoe Lake sits right adjacent, all-sports and 44 feet deep, which means boating and fishing are a genuine lifestyle choice, not a weekend detour. Most of what's built reflects that rural sensibility: ranch homes with full basements, newer furnaces and roofs, garages big enough for a second life. It's about a mile to the nearest restaurant and roughly 67 minutes to downtown if you need the city, but the tradeoff is genuine quiet and the kind of space where a 3-acre corner lot feels normal. Water access and room to breathe define this stretch—it's the kind of place where a cottage becomes a year-round home, or a solid investment in something that actually returns value.