Foxcliff Environment

J Vandenbark Contact Information

Email Jim Vandenbark:

j.vandenbark@comcast.net

Phone:

317. 831. 3131

Mailing Address:

J Vandenbark Realtors

Broker in Carmel, IN

On site: 11-7 Daily.

Model Open: 2-6 Sunday

The environment at Foxcliff is that of tranquility. The peaceful blend of nature and wildlife provides a magnificent sanctuary for all forms of life, not to exclude the residents. Whitetail deer can be seen frequently as they meander through and near the woodsline. Sometimes they stop and stare as if to say, "welcome" and then slowly wonder off.

The Blue Heron, most frequently seen in Florida, have now migrated north and have become common sights along the waters edges. Accompaning mothers natures smallest friends are Bald Eagles, Red Tail Hawks, and Canadian Geese.

Wooded walk paths wonder lazily through the adjacent conservancy on top of the highest elevations in Morgan County. The common areas along Clear Creek and Little Grassyfork Creek offer walk paths and horseback riding trails surrounded by a relaxing atmosphere of clean fresh air, where butterflys suddenly appear and just that quick disappear into the scenic splendor.

The seasons are that of a miracle transformation that happens over and over again. From early spring when you can see every different color imaginable, to the summer sun that warms your heart, to the hills full of rich vibrant colors in the fall, a pure as life itself. Foxcliff, you must see it for yourself. The seasons are a reoccuring miracle of transformation. In early spring, every color imaginable becomes visible in diverse geographical surroundings, Summer sun warms the rivers and the lakes and your heart at the sight of recreation and nature so aesthetically mixed for the enjoyment of man. The hills become vibrant with hardwood trees turning color in the fall. A blanket of fallen snowquiets creatures and mankind for a peaceful winter allowing us to enjoy the gift of being alive. To feel Foxcliff, you must visit and see the area. There is no other like it in the Midwest.