Poseyville, Indiana
Farmington Ridge
Phase 1 Lots for Sale
A new neighborhood in a close-knit Poseyville setting with a walkable small-town feel, parks, local dining, and everyday essentials, plus an easy drive to Evansville.
Contracts available now.
Why Farmington Ridge
Everyday convenience, small-town Poseyville charm
Farmington Ridge is a new neighborhood in Poseyville, Indiana, a walkable small town in northern Posey County with parks, local dining, and everyday essentials close to home. The neighborhood is planned with municipal water, sewer, and gas for the simplicity of city services in a close-knit community setting.
When you want more options, Evansville is an easy drive away, giving you access to major employers, healthcare, shopping, and entertainment while you still enjoy the quieter pace of a smaller hometown.
A walkable small town
Poseyville sits in northern Posey County with parks, local dining, and everyday essentials close to home. It is the kind of place where errands are short and neighbors know each other.
City services, country pace
The neighborhood is planned with municipal water, sewer, and gas, so you get the simplicity of city utilities in a close-knit community setting.
Evansville within easy reach
When you want more options, Evansville is an easy drive away for major employers, healthcare, shopping, and entertainment, without giving up the quieter pace.
Find the Perfect Lot
See the neighborhood layout
Click a lot for size, price, and availability. Phase 1 is selling now; Phase 2 is coming soon.
Lot availability is subject to change.
37 lots are available in Phase 1, from 0.24 to 0.63 acres and $39,000 to $58,000. Choose a lot on the map or from the list below to see its details.
Ready to reserve a lot? Contracts are available now.
Start a Lot InquiryBefore you buy
Know the covenants
Like most planned neighborhoods, Farmington Ridge has a set of recorded covenants that keep the community attractive and protect everyone’s investment: home sizes, exterior materials, build timelines, landscaping, and annual dues.
Our plain-language homeowner’s guide puts the essentials up front, then fills in the detail by topic. The recorded covenants remain the official document.
Location
Just off S. St. Francis Street in Poseyville
Minutes from downtown Poseyville and the Carnegie Public Library, with I-64 a short drive east for the run into Evansville.
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Build with a lender who knows the process
Reinbrecht Homes works with you on financing your build from the start, so the lot, the plan, and the loan all line up before construction begins. Ask us about the financing offer running this month.
Questions
Farmington Ridge FAQs
Are lots available now?
Yes. All 37 Phase 1 lots are currently available, and contracts are available now. Select a lot on the map above for its size and price.
What do lots cost, and how big are they?
Phase 1 has 37 available lots ranging from 0.239 to 0.628 acres, priced from $39,000 to $58,000. Select any lot on the map above for its exact size and price.
How large does my home need to be?
Minimum living area runs from 1,250 to 1,650 sq ft depending on your lot and whether the home is one story or more. Living area excludes porches, basements, and garages, and each home needs at least a 21’ x 23’ garage. The covenants guide has the full table by lot number.
How soon do I have to start building?
Begin construction within two years of your purchase and finish within one year of starting. Your plans, materials, site placement, grading, and builder are approved in writing by the Building Committee before construction begins.
Are there exterior requirements?
Yes. Fronts use brick, stone, or fiber cement board at least to wainscot height or 25% of the front, with a 5:12 roof pitch and dimensional shingles. Driveways are concrete from curb to garage with a matching walkway, utilities run underground, and meters and AC units stay out of view from the street.
Is there an association, and what are the dues?
Owning a lot makes you a member of the homeowner cooperative, with one vote per lot. Dues are $200 per lot per year beginning July 1, 2030, covering common-area upkeep, landscaping, the entrance, and common-area insurance and taxes.
What utilities are planned?
The neighborhood is planned with municipal water, sewer, and gas. Owners pay the tap-in and installation fees for water, sewer, electric, gas, and cable.
Can I add a fence, pool, or shed?
Fencing is ornamental aluminum or wrought iron up to 6’ tall with Committee approval, but no wood or chain link. Pools must be permanent in-ground. Pole barns and sheds are not allowed, though a pool house may be approved if it matches the home.
