Townhomes to be built for Delaware’s 270-acre Addison Farms development

DELAWARE, Ohio (WCMH) — More than 70 townhomes will be built as part of a Cleveland-based real estate company’s 270-acre development in Delaware.

Addison Properties’ final development plan to build 76 townhomes as part of the 273-acre Addison Farms development was approved by the Delaware Planning Commission on Jan. 17. The proposal now heads to city council for final review before construction can begin.

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“We believe that if we provide a unique product that we can be successful,” said Jason Friedman, CEO of Addison Properties, during a previous commission meeting. “We also believe if we do it right, it will stand out as an excellent part of Addison Farms.”

Plans call for the townhomes to sit north of Merrick Boulevard and west of Heritage Boulevard within 12 six-unit buildings and one four-unit building. Friedman said the townhomes will be for sale, not rent, and mark the only townhome development planned for Addison Farms.

The two-story townhomes will sprawl a minimum of 1,200 square feet with a two-car garage. The site will also include 30 overflow parking spaces scattered across four locations. The final development plan includes 7.7 acres of open green space.

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“It’s such a great alternative option, it doesn’t exist in Delaware,” said Friedman. “High demand, great price point relative to the new houses that will be built. Just, really excited.”

The Addison Farms neighborhood is also set to include the “Four Seasons at Addison Farms” with 95 single-family homes across more than 40 acres, 280 apartment units across 45 single-story buildings and 139 single-family homes across 35 acres.

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