A Unique Urban Infill Development near downtown Iowa City. After two decades of quietly assembling and caring for land near Happy Hollow Park, the owner of a unique property on the North end would like to introduce Brickyard Hollow, a very carefully planned six-lot subdivision in Iowa City’s historic Northside. Brickyard Hollow is not just another development—it’s a rare opportunity to shape the future of one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Full City approval already secured, including a replatting process that aligns with historic preservation on Brown Street, the groundwork has been laid for something truly special. The lots are 46 feet wide and up to 150 feet deep, ideal for building smaller, high-end homes that appeal to today’s buyers. In addition, the open space within the subdivision is slated for donation to the City to expand Happy Hollow Park, creating long-term value for residents and goodwill in the community.
A Unique Urban Infill Development near downtown Iowa City. After two decades of quietly assembling and caring for land near Happy Hollow Park, the owner of a unique property on the North end would like to introduce Brickyard Hollow, a very carefully planned six-lot subdivision in Iowa City’s historic Northside. Brickyard Hollow is not just another development—it’s a rare opportunity to shape the future of one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Full City approval already secured, including a replatting process that aligns with historic preservation on Brown Street, the groundwork has been laid for something truly special. The lots are 46 feet wide and up to 150 feet deep, ideal for building smaller, high-end homes that appeal to today’s buyers. In addition, the open space within the subdivision is slated for donation to the City to expand Happy Hollow Park, creating long-term value for residents and goodwill in the community.
