What makes Cedar Valley Ridge unique?
Cedar Valley Ridge is a 177-acre community with 35 distinctive homesites, 133 acres of protected natural area including pristine forests, over 1000' of Cedar Run Creek, a secluded meadow, and over 6 miles of maintained nature trails – and it’s only ten minutes from Traverse City. Restrictions written into the Master Deed ensure the preservation of the land.
Is there a designated builder for this project?
No, but we would be happy to recommend several quality builders for your consideration. If you already have a builder we would be happy to provide him/her assistance.
Are the utilities underground?
Yes, all electric, telephone, cable and natural gas lines are buried.
What is a site condominium cluster development?
A site condominium cluster development as defined by Long Lake Township ordinance consists of individually owned and occupied residential units, each having an undivided interest and access to a common area of the development.
Is there a Homeowner's Association and what are the dues?
The Cedar Valley Ridge Homeowner Association is an active and involved expression of community life. Dues of $30 per month are used for:
Maintenance of Common Area & Nature Trails
Road maintenance including snow removal
Insurance for the Homeowner Association
Contingency fund for future expense
Social events sponsored by the community
The Homeowner Association also takes an active role in community governance and architecture and design review.
