Mobile Homes for Sale in McCoy Place, Bowling Green

McCoy Place is one of several subdivisions in the southern part of Bowling Green. Residents in this area have a quiet lifestyle while still having access to the city. "Neighbors watch out for neighbors,” says Dave Horne, who lives in McCoy Place and owns of 1812 Property Management. He says that most of the messages he sees coming in through the neighborhood’s Facebook page and website are people checking in on each other. The area receives a CAP Index Crime Score of 1 out of 10, compared to the national average of 4. Sidewalks connect most subdivisions in the area, where manicured lawns have oak trees and shrubbery. New traditional homes built since 1990 with colonial or Craftsman influences make up most of the market, though some ranch styles are mixed in. Prices for three- to four-bedroom houses typically range from $200,000 to $600,000, while larger properties in subdivisions like The Summit can cost up to $1.6 million. Most of these communities have a homeowners association fee. For example, McCoy Place’s fees are $150 annually and cover lawn care, maintaining water retention ponds and public spaces. Some land is for sale, starting at $75,000 for about a quarter of an acre.