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The Woodlands introduces the “Hickory” Model

The Hickory Model – Vista Villa circa 1970

The brochure reads:

Contemporary Design…..in a highly distinctive interpretation of the clean, graceful lines it accents.  A classic “idea” home offering spacious, leisure living in a picture setting among rolling fairways and winding streams.

Custom Features:

  • Contemporary roof lines with an extended overhang for durability and all-weather protection
  • Patio doors from master bedroom to enclosed porch
  • Safety glass in all sliding doors
  • Dining room view of enclosed garden courtyard
  • Garden court entrance way
  • Spacious walk-in closets in bedrooms
  • Air conditioning in all baths
  • Custom mica kitchen cabinets
  • Italian marble window sills
  • Separate breakfast room adjacent to kitchen
  • Outside entrance to master bedroom suite
  • Distinctive, custom-designed lighting fixtures…silent switches
  • Outside entrance to master bedroom suite
  • Cathedral-type domed ceiling in living room
  • Rustic wood paneling on accent walls
  • Decorator baths and kitchens highlighted by custom fixtures
  • Underground utilities….city water….sanitary sewers

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This was a 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath home with a carport  including a screened patio and air conditioning for $34,990.   You could also convert the patio to a Florida Room with sliding glass doors for $3,695.   The carport could also be changed to a garage for $1,075 or even a double garage for $2,050.

This home seems inexpensive,  however, this home was very expensive back in 1970.   As a private country club community, the Woodlands was much more expensive  than it’s neighbors in Tamarac.  Maintenance fees were only $48 a month and included all lawn care, plus use of the recreational facilities.

If you haven’t been to the Woodlands yet, take a drive by and check out these unbelievable mid-century modern homes.

Thank you to Edie Green with Coldwell Banker for sharing these with me and the rest of our community.

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