Village Shires is a collection of 11 different neighborhoods of varied residential styles that include (see below) apartment-type condominiums, condominium (flats_, townhomes, carriage homes, and single family homes. Each neighborhood developed to provide community atmosphere, with no through traffic patterns. The primary builder was Gigliotti.
How large is Village Shires? Large enough to have three separate community recreation centers, each with its own swimming pool, as well as its own centrally-located shopping center.
Neighborhoods in the Village Shires Subdivision:
A Country Place
Street Names: Burnley Place, Durham Place East, Durham Place West Stafford Place, Weymouth Place
Models: Amhurst II, Cambridge II, Dartmouth II, Eaton II
Beacon Hill
Street Names: Beacon Hill Drive
Once Upon a Time in Beacon Hill In 1983, the builder's advertised, pre-construction pricing ranged from $54,990 (Chelsea) to $68,990 (Amherst).
Street Names: Hayhurst Drive, Iron Rock Court, Signal Hill Court, Signal Hill Road
Once Upon a Time in Heather Valley In 1979, the builder's advertised, pre-construction pricing ranged from $66,890 (Hartford III) to $97,790 (Rochelle).
Heather Valley II
Street Names: Brentwood Place, Heather Valley Road, Victoria Court, Westwood Place
Heritage Place
Street Names: Heritage Drive, Southwark Court
Models: Amchester, Barchester, Chadwick
Mill Pond
Street Names: Bromley Common, Henley Common, East Village Road, Sturbridge Common, Weybridge Common
Models: Brougham I, Brougham II, Hansom, Hansom II, Landau I, Landau II, Surrey I, Surrey II, Victoria I, Victoria II
Signal Hill
Street Names: Heritage Court, Southwark Court, East Village Road