Elioch Trace Neighborhood Guide

The residences within Elioch Trace were built between the early 1990s and the early 2000s. Spacious floor plans and traditional home styles – including colonials, Cape Cods and transitional homes – are highlighted throughout the neighborhood. Incoming residents that are looking for lots of private land appreciate the 2-acre lots tracts of land throughout Elioch Trace. Homeowners whose lots face the woods benefit from additional privacy and have the opportunity to spot local wildlife, such as deer and many species of birds.

Elioch Trace Homes for Sale

Those that like to explore the woods have plenty of areas to walk around in Elioch Trace; however, there are also interesting historical sites to uncover within the subdivision. There is a partially hidden private cemetery in the subdivision that dates back to the late 1800s. Additionally, there is a antique home, the old Elioch Manor house, set next to the subdivision. These sites add a unique element of yesteryear to this otherwise modern subdivision. Convenience, history and tranquility meet in Elioch Trace.