Majestic View sits between Ten Mile and Linder south of Overland, roughly 71 acres recorded 1993 to 1994 on a single plat. Seventy-one acres built essentially at once is unusual, and it makes this one of the most consistent large neighbourhoods in south Meridian.
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Most 70-acre Meridian subdivisions were staged over a decade or more. Majestic View was not, which means roughly the whole neighbourhood shares one roof generation, one fascia detail and one gutter profile. At this scale that is genuinely useful: designs transfer between houses, block sequencing is efficient across several streets rather than just one, and a coordinated section of the neighbourhood reads as deliberate rather than accidental.
Because the planting happened at the same time as the building, the tree maturity here is consistent too, rather than varying street to street the way it does in a staged subdivision. That means nearly every lot has something worth lighting, and designs that lean on tree work rather than roofline alone are available throughout rather than only in the oldest corner. On these lots a restrained roof outline plus wrapped trees generally beats an elaborate roof outline.
The corollary of consistency is that the fascia and gutters are all about the same age, roughly thirty years, with the loosened spikes, separating seams and brittle shingle edges that implies. Clips load those parts directly, so they get checked. The upside is that what we find on one house is genuinely predictive for the street, which helps neighbours deciding together.
Everything attaches with purpose-made clips that grip the shingle edge or the gutter lip, so nothing is driven into fascia, shingles or trim, and nothing needs sealing after removal in January. At roughly thirty years the fascia is still sound timber, and keeping fasteners out of it is how it stays sound.
Holiday lighting is quoted per roofline after we measure, because linear footage and the number of peaks, dormers and returns matter far more than the square footage of the house. The quote covers design, installation, the lights, a timer, mid-season service, January takedown and summer storage. At 71 acres with consistent housing this is one of the easier Meridian neighbourhoods to run as a multi-house booking. Meridian books out early, and the best dates go to people who ask in September and October rather than December.
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It went in on a single 1993-94 plat rather than being staged over a decade, so nearly the whole site shares one roof generation, fascia detail and gutter profile. Designs transfer between houses and block sequencing works across several streets.
Largely yes, because planting happened alongside building rather than in stages. Nearly every lot has something worth lighting, so tree-led designs are available throughout rather than only in the oldest corner.
Yes, and they are all about the same age, roughly thirty years, with the loosened spikes and separating seams that implies. Clips load that hardware directly, so it gets checked during the survey.
More than in most neighbourhoods. With uniform housing and hardware of the same age, what we find on one roofline is genuinely informative for the street, which helps when neighbours are deciding together.
Yes, and this is one of the easier Meridian neighbourhoods for it. Consistent housing across 71 acres means efficient sequencing and usually a better date for everyone involved.
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