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Presently living with today’s unstable economy, convenient and simple living is becoming a necessity. New Urbanism (NU) is a growing movement based on principles of planning and architecture that work together to create human-scale, walkable communities. NU promotes the creation and restoration of diverse, compact, vibrant, mixed use communities composed of the same components as conventional developments, but assembled in a more integrated fashion in the form of complete communities. This concept is the foundation used to build Fairhope’s newest addition, Founders Square.

This elegant neighborhood is authentically Fairhope, the homes face a cobble stone lane named Downtown Founders Lane with oversize balconies that are private and charming. The main living, dinning and gourmet kitchen area is stunningly beautiful built with all of today’s finest ingredients. The living area has free flowing design and exceptional function-ality. The master bedroom with ensuite bath is the highest level of luxury, accented with a master closet made for shoes, shoes, and more shoes. The two guest bedrooms boast their own separate kitchenette and open on to their own private outdoor covered porch.

Each single family home in this gated, exclusive community has an attached two-car garage, and all the homes share a gorgeous pool with a Cabana that begs for relaxing any day of the year. Life is simply wonderful in this incredible resort style community with all of Downtown Fairhope’s amenities at your front door.

Founders Square when compared to Destin Real Estate, Rosemary Beach Real estate, Water Colors Real Estate, Ft Walton Real Estate, Pensacola Real Estate, and Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Real Estate has a location and charm that no others compare to. If you are dreaming of living on the coast Fairhope boast the highest costal altitude of any city from Maine to Mexico. Damn the torpedoes full speed ahead to Fairhope, (Admiral Farragut’s famous phrase shouted in the middle of Mobile Bay off the Fairhope Cost)