Interested in Living and Working at The Towns On Elm?

Yes. Live/work residences at The Towns On Elm are purpose-built and properly zoned to accommodate approved commercial and professional uses on the ground floor. These spaces are intended for legitimate business operations—not informal home offices—and are designed to support client-facing work.

The Towns On Elm is ideal for professional, service-based, and boutique uses, including but not limited to:

• Financial advisors, CPAs, and insurance brokers
• Therapists, counselors, and medical-adjacent services
• Designers, consultants, and creative studios
• Real estate professionals and small offices
• Boutique service providers

Select retail or food-based concepts may be considered on a case-by-case basis with ownership approval.

Yes. Uses that create excessive noise, odor, traffic, or disruption to residents or neighbors are not permitted. This includes high-impact retail, industrial uses, late-night operations, or businesses that conflict with the residential nature of the community.

All proposed uses are subject to approval to ensure a cohesive, professional environment.

Yes. Residents must lease both the commercial and residential space together, ensuring consistency, clarity, and long-term viability for businesses and the vision of The Towns On Elm.

Yes. Signage is permitted for live/work commercial spaces, subject to community signage standards and local regulations. Signage must be professional, modest in scale, and consistent with the architectural character of the property.

Specific signage guidelines will be provided during the leasing and approval process.

Tenant improvements may be allowed with prior approval. Ownership may consider moderate improvements for the right business use, including select retail or food-based concepts. All improvements must meet design standards and applicable codes.

Yes. Businesses are expected to operate within reasonable daytime and early evening hours. Late-night operations or uses that create ongoing disruption are not permitted.

Specific operating hour expectations will be outlined in the lease.

Residents are required to park in their attached garages. Client and visitor parking is primarily accommodated via surrounding street parking, which is readily available near The Towns On Elm.

Parking management is designed to support business activity while maintaining residential convenience.

The commercial tenant mix will be curated to encourage variety and minimize direct competition where possible. The goal is to create a complementary, professional ecosystem that benefits both residents and surrounding businesses.

All business uses are reviewed and approved by ownership prior to lease execution. This ensures compliance with zoning, community standards, and the long-term vision of The Towns On Elm.