Developed by Mark Hanson & Gene Peters, the Lilly Farm neighborhood expands over 200 acres of beautiful southwest Rochester countryside. Lots range from 2.04 to over 6 acres allowing many options for your family home.

What you should know before building in the Lilly Farm neighborhood

There is an architectural control committee in place to ensure your home values are protected. Things like buildings, fences, drives, sidewalks, pools, play equipment and other structures must be approved.

Lean-to’s, carports, vehicle storage buildings, and detached structures are not permitted.

Utility storage buildings, gazebos, and pool houses not exceeding 144 square feet in size are however permitted, should they be constructed with the same materials and architectural style as the house.

Fences are not allowed, aside from swimming pool fences as required per code, and dog fences, which do have some other requirements.

Siding will need to be fibered cement, composite materials and permanent siding or a combination of these. When it comes to the color of your home, there are a short list of pre-approved earth tone paint colors that you may choose from.

Trailers, campers, boats, mobile homes, motor homes, and recreational vehicles cannot be stored outside.

The Lilly Farm lots offer a clever combination of expansive views and wooded privacy.

There are well and water line easements to pay attention to when choosing a lot. Those are outlined in great detail in the Restrictive Covenants.