How Much Does It Cost To Build Inside Hot Springs Village?

How Much Does It Cost To Build Inside Hot Springs Village?

YouTube player

 

Note regarding the Hot Springs Village buy-in fee: The fee is $1,500 for an improved lot, $250 for an unimproved lot and $1,250 to convert an unimproved lot to an improved lot. An unimproved lot is a lot which has no utilities (aka water meter). In other words, an empty lot which doesn’t yet have a house on it.

It’s easily a top 3 question we get almost weekly. “How much will it cost me to build a house inside Hot Springs Village?”

It depends.

There are so many variables, it’s impossible to give much of an answer other than, “It depends.”

Foundations can include crawl spaces or basements. Or not. That’ll dramatically impact the construction cost. Square footage, level of finish touches (engineered hard wood floors vs. luxury vinyl tile vs. carpet, etc.), and so many other factors have to be considered.

Hot Springs Village is a top drawer destination for folks looking for what the Village provides: safety, peace, woods, wildlife, water, golf, hiking, high quality of life, affordability and so much more. Have you never visited Hot Springs Village? Do it. Soon. You will not regret it.

Randy Cantrell

KVRE, media sponsor to HSV Inside Out
Thanks to our exclusive media partner, KVRE

Subscribe Free Newsletter

Join Our Free Email Newsletter
Subscribe To The Podcast Anyway You Want
Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel (click that bell icon, too)
Join Our Facebook Group
• Tell Your Friends About Our Show
Support Our Sponsors
(click on the images below to visit their websites)

REMAX of Hot Springs Village

__________________________________________

Ike Eisenhauer State Farm

1 thought on “How Much Does It Cost To Build Inside Hot Springs Village?”

  1. guys, you have a tendency to go off target. How much does it cost to build a home in hsv., i think you spent 20 seconds on focus. I was hoping to get insight but came away empty as i have a lot and am looking forward to building.

    i think you’re both knowledgeable, and i listen to learn. Subject matter needs to be on point, informative, give people something that they can use.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top