SUMMARY OF LOCATION
Montague Homes strives not only to locate markets with the greatest growth potential, but to identify the locations within those markets that will be in the highest demand. We believe that the Polish market may have one of the world's best potential for growth and more specifically the town of Jelenia Gora with their numerous ski resorts, summer time attractions, new autobahn that connects with Berlin, and the proximity to the major metropolitan cites of Prague and Wroclaw. The local airport facilities have also been expanded; all these factors clearly show an extraordinary growth factor for the future.
DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW
The overall development plot aligns the main road leading from Jelenia Gora to the Czech Republic border. Opposite lies flat agricultural land which eventually rise into the Karkonosze Mountains. To the rear the land borders the National Park woodlands and the highest plots have unrestricted views over extensive undulating farm land, which lead to the picturesque Sudety Mountains.In the forests herds of deer and wildlife populate the area and as hunting is not permitted, these scenic areas will remain in future years.
This exclusive gated community is in an area where the prestigious homes of Jelenia Gora are housed. It is an open design plan, with no fences separating the borders of the properties. The landscape will, as much as possible be left as natural with the design of the structures complementing the natural beauty of the area. Immediately adjacent to the gated entrance, will be the recreation/commercial centre, including a health spa, indoor and outdoor pool, tennis courts as well as a restaurant and other shops serving the needs of the community. Immediately surrounding the recreation centre will be some multi-family housing and detached houses with larger lot sizes will be perched at the top of the hill with spectacular views. All Properties will be constructed to similar designs in order to maintain the prestigous image associated with the development as a whole. |
