What’s Happening Across from Brownsville Market?

Question

What’s Happening Across from Brownsville Market in Old Trail? Is a question I have gotten so many times, I thought I’d answer it here. (I know I wrote about this years ago, but cannot find the story)

Answer

More houses.

“Proposed use: Residential Development Single Family Units”

I do not see access to these houses from 250, but I could be wrong.

Dig into one of the PDFs here.

Spending some time on Albemarle’s cumbersome but ultimately useful CountyView and I found the planning application, comments, and a whole lot more.

Say what you will about developers, but they do have to navigate labyrinthine codes and guides.

Protip:

When searching for the parcel ID of 055E0-01-00-000A3, remove the hyphens. And no, even though I’m a residential Realtor, I don’t immediately understand every bit of development minutiae that you’ll see at CountyView.



Would be amazing if they put sidewalks here, too.

4 Replies to “What’s Happening Across from Brownsville Market?”

  1. The August Gazette had a good article on OTV including the new section. 52 detached houses and a vague promise of a few cottages.

  2. Worried about water and still continue to build?! When is enough enough?? Are we expecting a miracle water source?

  3. Hmm… Bought into a growth area and now unhappy with your choice? OT always intended to build out to capacity. Simple common knowledge. WE have a water source.

    1. And that’s the thing. Everywhere is Crozet is going to change. I’ve long told clients that:
      – if you don’t own it, it’s going to change
      – in Crozet, if you see greenspace, expect it to go away (and that sucks, but it’s legitimate)

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