The corridor's split personality is the story. At the western end, an 1895 Victorian at 320 East Mulberry Street and a 1900 single-family home at 507 East Mulberry Street — recently remodelled, including a new HVAC system and water heater — sit on the Old Town edge. Further east, a 1956 house at 3221 East Mulberry Street on a half-acre with a private well and water tap, and a 1900 two-storey red-brick farmhouse on 5.48 acres at 3624 East Mulberry Street. At the other end, Bloom — about 200–235 acres with about 1,600 residences planned, single-family, cottages and multifamily, early phases underway — and Mosaic, built in 2019. Manufactured homes feature too: a 2022 home at 3109 East Mulberry Street and a mobile home at 4412 East Mulberry Street. And new-build heat-pump evidence is already on the corridor: a brand-new duplex at 536 East Mulberry Street with a heat pump for heating and central AC.
Area status: OFFICIAL subarea/corridor plan — East Mulberry Plan (adopted 17 September 2002). “Buckeye” is a street, NOT a neighbourhood. “Buckeye” is a street name (Buckeye Street, in the University Acres area), not a verified neighbourhood name. This page is East Mulberry only, and it never publishes “Buckeye” as a neighbourhood.
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East Mulberry carries 30,000+ vehicles a day, and the corridor's retail and office frontage is a separate commercial-HVAC story that needs verifying before we claim commercial coverage. Bloom and Mosaic / East Ridge have HOAs — verify the fees — while older Mulberry parcels and manufactured-home parks have park or land-lease terms, not standard HOAs, which also need verifying. The 320 East Mulberry listing notes a “Historical District” lot description, and the Old Town district edge reaches East Mulberry at its western end — but the corridor as a whole is not a historic district.
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