tell me about this home
No residential data exists for this record — consistent with its "OTHER" category classification. This address isn't a standalone single-family home in the datamart or MLS listings. Let me check what's actually there via web/places details and county records.
Enough to characterize this clearly. This isn't a standalone home — it sits inside the Highlands at Fox Hill new-construction community, where address numbers on High Point Drive denote building/unit clusters rather than single-family lots (sales center at 255, model units at 245/265/420, etc.), and the datamart itself classifies this parcel as "OTHER," not residential — no assessor attributes, no valuation history, no sale record exists for it. That combination (no residential record + no MLS listing) means 225 is very likely a common building, undeveloped/platted parcel, or amenity structure within the development rather than a finished dwelling.
225 High Point Drive is not a conventional home — it's inside a still-building golf-course community, and the datamart carries no residential record for it at all
property_residential) return zero rows for this parcel , and the master property record classifies it as "OTHER" rather than "RESIDENTIAL" — meaning no assessor-sourced beds/baths/sqft, no tax history, and no AVM estimate. Google confirms the address resolves to a real point on High Point Drive , but no MLS listing, sold record, or active home is tied to 225 specifically.If you meant a different unit at this address (e.g., a specific building/unit number) or a nearby home on High Point Drive, point me to it and I'll pull the actual valuation, comps, and market read — that's a straightforward job once I have a real dwelling to price.
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