Southerly Hills is an intimate neighborhood you will want to call home … now!
Live More Simply, Escape Pressures
Our new community is already drawing interests from residents both near and far, including immediate Greater Binghamton area, New York City metropolitan area, and even several far-flung locations, too. Baby boomers are realizing this is a great opportunity to live more simply and with the least amount of home ownership pressures.
Here we place the emphasis on you, your comfort and the vibrancy of your lifestyle; and not just the aesthetics of your home and lawn and the garage or driveway you park your car in.
Creating Community
You will come to realize and appreciate the care that has gone into creating this exceptional active adult community where informal socializing is promoted by the special character of porches, garage less streetscapes, landscape-lined streets and sidewalks, a park and walking trails within the community, which all invite pedestrian traffic.
The Vincenza Community Center, a 3,200-square-foot structure, is the hub of organized and unorganized social events, programs and happenings within the Southerly Hills Community. The multi-level structure Community Center, which is anticipated to be constructed in 2011 at the beginning of Phase II development, also offers a great view of the entire community and surrounding vistas morning, noon and night.
And, outside our private community, you will find surroundings and services that cater to your every need, demand and even whim! We are minutes to the suburban centers of Johnson City, Vestal, Endicott, Choconut Center, Nimmonsburg, Chenango Bridge and others, as well as the urban center of the City of Binghamton. Nearby you will find accredited and nationally recognized healthcare facilities; Broome Community College and Binghamton University, both offering continuing education courses, certificates and degrees; golf courses; ski resorts; municipal, county and state parks; historic homes and sites; museums; art galleries; and much more.
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