Homestead Place sits near the historic Homesteads district, originally built as part of a New Deal-era project to help families rebuild during the Great Depression. That legacy of resilience still lingers—in the stonework, the land, and the down-to-earth feel of the area. Homestead Place itself is a small, peaceful neighborhood with wide lots, mature trees, and a mix of classic and newer homes. People move here for space, quiet, and a connection to the land that still feels authentic. It’s not about flash—it’s about good soil, good neighbors, and a slower rhythm that just works.