Golfcrest

A named community on the north side of the Monroe area

At a glance
LocationFrenchtown Charter Township, north side of the Monroe area
TypeHamlet — a named community rather than a single recorded subdivision
HousingA mix of detached houses and apartments, much of it mid to late twentieth century
Worth knowingPublished area profiles draw their own boundaries; the subdivision on the deed is the precise answer
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About Golfcrest

Golfcrest is a hamlet in Frenchtown Charter Township, on the north side of the Monroe area. It is a small named community rather than a large platted subdivision, which makes the name more useful as a search reference than as a description of one housing type. Published housing profiles for the wider Golfcrest area describe a mix of detached houses and apartments, much of the stock from the middle and later decades of the twentieth century. Those profiles draw their own boundaries, which do not necessarily follow a recorded plat, so an address and the subdivision named on its deed give a more precise answer than the area label. Downtown Monroe's shops and riverfront are part of the wider setting.

Hollywood Drive appears frequently in local property records associated with Golfcrest. The location can be useful for buyers searching beyond the City of Monroe while keeping the city's shops, services and riverfront destinations within their broader daily routine.

Existing properties show a range of detached-home sizes, from smaller two- and three-bedroom houses to larger homes. That makes Golfcrest a place to compare individual floor plans, lots and updates closely. Garage arrangements, additions and the amount of finished living space can make neighboring houses quite different. A broader online neighborhood map may include properties outside the recorded subdivision a particular listing belongs to, so the legal description is the better reference when evaluating comparable sales. The name by itself does not establish golf-course frontage or membership.

Start with the property's address, parcel and subdivision information, then compare homes of similar size, condition and setting. On an established house, review roof and mechanical ages, the condition of any basement or crawlspace, and permits for substantial additions. If outdoor projects are important to you, ask about applicable setbacks and restrictions before deciding that a lot can accommodate them.

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