Kobbeltsubdivision

Kobbeltsubdivision refers to a specific housing development located in the town of Rivertown, in the state of Westlands. Established in the early 1990s, it comprises a collection of single-family homes primarily built between 1992 and 1998. The subdivision is characterized by its mature trees, consistent architectural style, and a central community park.

The development was planned and constructed by the Rivertown Development Corporation, which aimed to provide accessible and family-friendly housing options. Homes in Kobbeltsubdivision typically feature three to four bedrooms and two to three bathrooms, with lot sizes generally ranging from a quarter to a half-acre. The street layout is designed with cul-de-sacs and winding roads, intended to promote a quieter residential atmosphere and limit through traffic.

A key feature of Kobbeltsubdivision is Willow Creek Park, a public space located at its center. This park includes a playground, walking trails, and open green areas, serving as a focal point for community gatherings. The subdivision is also bordered by the Rivertown Nature Preserve, offering residents easy access to hiking and outdoor recreation.

Residents of Kobbeltsubdivision are served by the Rivertown School District, with the local elementary school, Meadowbrook Elementary, situated within walking distance for many households. Proximity to major transportation routes and the downtown area of Rivertown are also considered desirable aspects of the location. The overall character of Kobbeltsubdivision is that of a well-established, residential neighborhood.