4 Homes Sold at Oaks of Tyrone: Here's Why Buyers Are Acting Now

Four homes have sold at Oaks of Tyrone in Tyrone Township, Michigan, and buyers are moving fast to secure the remaining wooded one-acre homesites before pre-construction pricing ends. The community built by Big Sky Development on Timber Trail is no longer a vision on paper. It is a real neighborhood with homes under construction, custom floor plans being finalized, and momentum that is only building. If you have been thinking about a custom luxury home on a wooded lot with Hartland Schools and a Fenton address, the window to get in at the best price and best lots is closing fast.

The momentum at Oaks of Tyrone

Four homes under contract. Each buyer walked the wooded lots, sat down with Big Sky's design team, and made the decision to build their custom home here. Four homesites that have been claimed, each one chosen for its unique character, privacy, and position in the community.

Here is what that momentum means for buyers who are still deciding:

• Pre-construction pricing is almost gone. Only a limited number of homesites are still available at the current pricing.
• Once pre-construction pricing ends, prices go up. The remaining lots will be at full market value.
• The best lots are going first. The homesites with the most privacy, the best tree coverage, and the most desirable positions in the community are being claimed by buyers who acted early.
• Custom home building takes time. Starting now means you are in your new home sooner rather than waiting and paying more later.

I have been in real estate for more than 30 years, and I have watched this pattern play out in community after community. The buyers who recognize the window and move decisively are the ones who get the best lots, the best pricing, and the most time to design their home exactly the way they want it. The buyers who wait end up with fewer options and a higher price tag.

What buyers are seeing at Oaks of Tyrone

Every buyer who has purchased at Oaks of Tyrone came for different reasons, but they all arrived at the same conclusion: this community offers something you cannot find in a production subdivision or on a cleared lot in a typical housing development.

Here is what is drawing buyers to Oaks of Tyrone:

• Wooded one-acre lots with mature trees preserved not bulldozed. Big Sky Development designed the community around the existing tree canopy, not the other way around.
• A Fenton address with Hartland Consolidated Schools. Visit hartland.k12.mi.us for enrollment and academic information.
• Custom luxury homes starting at $629,900 — choose your own floor plan, homesite, and every interior finish.
• Choose your own floor plan, homesite, and every interior finish working directly with Big Sky's in-house design team in their own showroom.
• A 10-year structural warranty from Big Sky Development nine times longer than Michigan's state-required minimum.
• Homes built with more than 90% American-made materials and labor.
• HOA at $1,177 per year covering common area maintenance with no unnecessary restrictions.
• Close to Lake Shannon, downtown Fenton, and US-23 access with more than 50 lakes within a 10-mile radius.

The lots that are still available

Several wooded one-acre homesites remain at Oaks of Tyrone, and each one has its own unique characteristics. Some lots offer more privacy with deeper tree buffers. Some have better sun exposure for natural light throughout the day. Some are positioned for the best views of the surrounding landscape.

Lot premiums range from $0 to $50,000 depending on the homesite. You can visit the lot premiums page for current pricing on each available lot. The site map shows which lots are still available and which have been sold so you can see exactly where the community stands today.

I encourage every serious buyer to walk the lots in person. A site map and a list of premiums can tell you the basics, but standing on your future homesite is the only way to feel whether it is right for you. The tree coverage, the light, the sense of privacy you cannot get those from a PDF.

Why now is the time to act

I have been doing this long enough to know that the best opportunities in real estate have a short window. Here is why that window is closing at Oaks of Tyrone:

• Four homes already sold. The community is filling up, and the momentum is real.
• Pre-construction pricing is ending soon. Once it ends, prices go up and the remaining lots will be at full market value.
• The best lots go first. The homesites with the most privacy, the best tree coverage, and the most desirable positions are being claimed by buyers who are acting now.
• Custom home building takes time. Starting now means you are in your new home sooner. Waiting means a later move-in date and a higher price.

Every week that passes is a week closer to the next price increase and a week closer to having fewer choices. The buyers who act now get to choose their lot, customize their home from the ground up, and lock in pricing that will not be available later.

Come see the momentum at Oaks of Tyrone

The best way to understand the momentum at Oaks of Tyrone is to come see it for yourself. Walk the wooded lots. Stand on the homesites. See the homes under construction and the land that has been preserved around them.

We are hosting open houses every Saturday and Sunday from 12 to 3 PM at Oaks of Tyrone on Timber Trail in Tyrone Township. No appointment needed. Just come, walk the land, and see why four homes have already sold.

If you cannot make an open house, I am happy to schedule a private tour at your convenience. I answer my own calls and return every message personally. Call me at 810-691-0019 or send me a message through the Ask Rob page.

You can also view the available lots and current premiums online to see which homesites are still available and what the pricing looks like today. The site map at oaks-of-tyrone.huzi.site/homesites/ shows the full picture of which lots are sold and which are still open.

The window is still open, but it is closing. Four homes have sold, pre-construction pricing is ending, and the best lots are going fast. If you have been thinking about building a custom home on a wooded acre lot in the Hartland Consolidated Schools district, now is the time to make your move.