Subdivision data reports homes ranging from approximately 2,861 to 6,763 square feet. The wide range means square footage, bedroom count, finished basement space, and layout should be compared carefully from property to property.

Yes. A recent sale at 180 Weatherstone Road included approximately 0.92 acres along with a 3,746-square-foot, four-bedroom home. Lot sizes vary, so buyers should verify acreage for each listing individually.

Current subdivision information identifies Fielding Place as having waterfront features. Buyers specifically searching for waterfront property should confirm whether the individual homesite directly fronts the water and what, if any, access or usage rights are included.

Current neighborhood information reports HOA fees of approximately $44 to $46 per month. Assessments and association responsibilities can change, so buyers should review the latest budget, covenants, fees, and association documents before purchasing.

A four-bedroom, 3,746-square-foot home at 180 Weatherstone Road sold for $1.1 million in April 2026. A five-bedroom home at 410 Shagbark sold for $915,000 in March 2025, while another five-bedroom property at 160 Weatherstone sold for $675,000 in October 2024. These sales illustrate why condition, size, lot, and renovations should be considered when comparing values within the neighborhood.

Current listing searches show no active homes for sale specifically within Fielding Place. Inventory can change quickly, but buyers focused on this neighborhood may benefit from subdivision-specific alerts because opportunities can be infrequent.

In addition to the home's interior finishes, buyers should evaluate the roof, windows, HVAC systems, plumbing, electrical components, basement, drainage, exterior materials, and renovation history. On larger properties, landscaping, mature trees, driveways, and drainage can also influence future maintenance costs.