ELDERBERRY

Elderberry is an established suburban residential community located in western Richmond County, constructed primarily between 2015 and 2018. Developed largely by D.R. Horton, the neighborhood features traditional single-family architecture with prominent all-brick or brick-front elevations, multi-car garages, and architectural shingles. Common interior layouts include multi-level floor plans and spacious single-level ranch styles ranging from approximately 1,800 to 3,200 square feet. The community layout consists of standard sidewalk-lined suburban streets with standard lot sizes that frequently feature rear covered patios or porches. Verified community amenities are limited to standard street lights and public sidewalks, with no neighborhood pool, clubhouse, or fitness facilities on-site. Strategically situated just outside Fort Eisenhower Gate 1 near Jimmy Dyess Parkway and Interstate 20, the location offers exceptional convenience for commuters requiring direct highway access. Objectively supportable strengths include durable construction materials, consistent aesthetic standards, and close proximity to the expanding commercial corridor along Harper Franklin Road, which features a new Kroger Marketplace. An objective tradeoff is the absence of recreational neighborhood amenities, coupled with local traffic congestion during peak commuting hours at nearby thoroughfare intersections.

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