Rooted in nature.Built for living.
57 brick & stone townhomes among preserved woods, a pond and a park — Shelby Township, Michigan.57 brick & stone townhomes in Shelby Township, Michigan.
From $419,000
Built by Monticello Buildings · Preferred lender Lake Michigan Credit Union
Artist's conception
A quiet loop of townhomes wrapped by woodland, water and green space — with the everyday convenience of Schoenherr Road at the door.
Keys for 3% down.
Most people think they need 20% to buy. Through our lending partner, qualified buyers can own a brand-new Woodlot townhome with as little as 3–5% down.*
What do you pay in rent today?
Your equity five years from now
Equity = down payment + loan principal paid over 60 months at the example rate, with no home price growth assumed. Excludes HOA dues, property taxes, insurance and maintenance. Illustration only.*
The architecture
Brick gables, carriage-style garage doors, stone entries and standing-seam metal porch roofs — in buildings of 4, 5, 6 or 8 homes.
Walk through the home
Two floor plans, one idea: open living downstairs, private retreat upstairs. Tap any room.
Choose a room
Tap a room on the plan to learn about it.
- Fireplace in the family room
- Kitchen island & walk-in pantry
- Primary suite with private bath
- Walk-in closets in both bedrooms
- Second-floor laundry
- Private 10′×14′ rear patio
Upgrade options are available at the sales office.
Simplified sketch for orientation — not to scale. Dimensioned plans at the sales office.
Find your home
Every one of the 57 homes, on one map. Tap a home to see its plan and register your interest in it.
Map is illustrative and not to scale; north is to the left, as on the engineering plans. Home numbers are for this website and may differ from the recorded condominium plan.
A neighborhood with room to breathe
Preserved tree buffers along two streams, a landscaped pond, a central park and quiet private streets.
Artist's conception
- Central parkOpen lawn at the heart of the community
- Preserved woodsExisting tree buffers along the Kaflic and Ruby drains stay
- Landscaped pondNative plantings around the stormwater pond
- Private streetsConcrete streets with sidewalks throughout
- Signature entryEtched stone boulder and split-rail fence on Schoenherr
- Hundreds of new plantingsMaples, oaks, river birch, spruce and fir
Construction progress
Follow Woodlot Village as it rises.
Estimate your payment
Try your own numbers.
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Location
On Schoenherr Road just north of 22 Mile Road, in Shelby Township, Macomb County, Michigan.
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