Mobile Homes for Sale in North Country Club, Evansville

North Country Club is one of several developments by Guthrie May, an Evansville native who set out to solve the housing shortage in the area after World War II. He is responsible for over 6,000 affordable homes. Gayl Killough, President of the North Country Club Neighborhood Association, says her parents were among the first to buy a house in the neighborhood. “They actually chose it off of a model, but then they had to wait at least six months to be able to get the house,” she says. May worked with developers to start North Park Shopping Center and the Holy Redeemer Church. “They literally planned a neighborhood in a very strategic way,” Killough says. “I think that’s one reason North Park still is successful today. It was planned as a community, with shopping, with churches, with schools.” A stroll along North Country Club’s sidewalks takes people past grassy lawns surrounded by trees. Long driveways lead to one-car garages that are often detached. Most of the mid-20th-century properties in the area are ranch-style homes with vinyl siding, with some split levels and traditional houses with colonial influences mixed in. Prices generally range from $145,000 to $275,000, although