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Woods Edge: a mid-nineties plat sold on its trees

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HARRIS TOWNSHIP · 62 PARCELS

Woods Edge stands in the township's center (centroid −86.1359, 41.7362), sectioned in this section's strings ("Woods Edge, Section Two"), 62 parcels at a median lot of 0.36 acre — but with a tail the median hides: its largest parcel runs over four acres, and its total ground, some 36 acres, is a third again what its lot size alone would give, the mark of wooded common or holdout ground carried inside the plat's name. The listing record names its streets Woodsedge Drive (the plat name closed up into one word, as this section's Knollwood variants also close and open) and Evard Drive, and its build-year samples cluster in a tight mid-1990s run — 1995, 1996, 1998 — with one directory's Woodsedge Drive average build year given as 1995 across twenty-eight addresses. Of the register's plats, this is the cleanest single-moment build the samples show: a plat of the wave's height, built essentially in one pass, on the woodland its name advertises.

Its present state is complete — all 62 parcels improved in the single-family code. No proprietor, builder or recording date is reachable on the open web. Named gap — Woods Edge's proprietor and recording dates: settler, the St. Joseph County Recorder's plat books (Harris Township books), GAP-NBH-5's settler named for this plat.

Sources: St. Joseph County parcel record, read November 2026 — count, section strings, acreages, class codes. Listing and directory record (IRMLS via Listing Leaders and Zillow; NeighborWho street summary) — street names and build-year samples only.

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Source: Woods Edge: a mid-nineties plat sold on its trees, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/granger/neighborhoods/woods-edge-a-mid-nineties-plat-sold-on-its/