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Selkirk Place: A Rare Opportunity in South Fargo’s Fastest-Growing Corridor

South Fargo has a new residential gem—and it’s quickly capturing the attention of homebuyers looking to build something special. Selkirk Place is a thoughtfully designed neighborhood just off 64th Avenue South and I-29 that offers a rare blend of generous lot sizes, scenic amenities, and unmatched location—all without the heavy burden of typical special assessments

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South Fargo has a new residential gem—and it’s quickly capturing the attention of homebuyers looking to build something special.

Selkirk Place is a thoughtfully designed neighborhood just off 64th Avenue South and I-29 that offers a rare blend of generous lot sizes, scenic amenities, and unmatched location—all without the heavy burden of typical special assessments.

Backed by the same trusted landowner behind Rose Creek and Marten’s Way, Selkirk Place has quietly become one of the most sought-after residential developments in the region. And now, with over half of its 42 premium lots already sold, the opportunity to join this growing community is slipping away.

FOR SALE: Lots starting at $99,500

Nearly no specials over 50% sold

3D rendering of a single-story home with triple garage, dark siding, and stone accents
Klein Custom Homes' Plan: Rendering of a Future Home in Selkirk Place

From The Builder

“This 5,400-square-foot modern craftsman rambler, complete with a finished basement, is a true showcase of elegance and functionality. Valued at $1.2 million, the home will be nestled in the sought-after Selkirk Place neighborhood—just minutes from South Fargo’s premier shopping, dining, I-29 access, and the new Fargo Parks building. The east-facing backyard overlooking the serene pond was a major draw for the homeowners, who love starting their mornings with sunrise views and quiet reflections in nature.” – Adam Klein, President, Klein Custom Homes

Where Dream Homes Take Shape

Unlike many new developments, Selkirk Place doesn’t box homeowners into a handful of pre-designed floor plans. This development allows custom homes to flourish.

Builders like Titan Homes have already broken ground, with one home complete and more in the works.

In a market where special assessments can balloon to $50,000 or more, Selkirk Place is different. Thanks to the developer’s decision to pay for infrastructure upfront, most lots here come with $10,000 or less in specials. That’s a game-changer for families building their forever home—or for anyone planning a long-term investment in South Fargo.

And the lots themselves are spacious, generous, and beautiful.

Two-story craftsman-style home rendering with gray board-and-batten siding, stone accents, and three-car garage
Titan Homes' Mckinley Plan: Rendering of a Future Home in Selkirk Place

From The Builder

“This home is a fully finished, nice, and open two-story with six bedrooms and a bonus room above the garage. We tend to show our clients this area because it is such a good location with low specials and nice lot sizes. Our clients choose us to build because of our hands-on, open communication, smooth, streamlined build process we offer. All of our plans have many upgrades included in the process, such as seamless steel siding, heated garages, custom cabinets, and generous allowances so our clients can get good products in their homes. We offer many different plans, but also do a fair share of from-scratch plans.” – Angie Kuznia, Owner, Titan Homes

Location. Location. Location.

Selkirk Place is nestled on the east side of I-29, just beyond the overpass on 64th Avenue South. Residents can easily spot the Sanford Sports Complex from their front porches, and enjoy quick access to I-29, Davies High School, Shanley High School, and Bennett Elementary—all just blocks away, and all excellent schools!

The surrounding area is buzzing with growth. There is Suite Shots, King Pinz, Plaza Aztec, and so much more!

And a future city park—Clay Hector Memorial Park—is already in the works for this new neighborhood!

3D architectural rendering of a two-story modern farmhouse with dark roof and attached garage
Carpenter Homes' Plan: Rendering of a Future Home in Selkirk Place

From The Builder

“Carpenter Homes is pleased to display another custom-built dream home. This 4,500 sq. ft. European meets traditional styled home with 5 bedrooms and 4 ½ bathrooms offers an abundance of natural light. The main floor presents open concept living with a well-appointed kitchen and a large butler’s pantry. Upstairs will feature a primary suite and three additional bedrooms. The basement features a large family room for entertaining and plenty of room to play in the large sport court! Conveniently located in Selkirk Place, this home is close to many great amenities and suits a family on the go.” – Jason Carpenter, Owner, Carpenter Homes

The Time to Act is Now!

Subdivision plat map showing Archer Place South and 66th Avenue South lots with sold markers and prices near a pond

If you’re considering building in South Fargo, Selkirk Place is the moment. With lots starting at $99,500 and the majority already spoken for, the window is narrowing. You don’t have to build right away—but you do have to act fast.

To view available lots and see the development for yourself, visit selkirkplacefargo.com. Explore the map, check availability, and discover what’s already underway.

  • Oversized lots
  • Nearly No Specials – under 10kl
  • Lots starting at only $99,500
  • Waterfront lots available
  • Future park and walking paths
  • Near several schools
  • Close to new retail and restaurants

Call for more information

Jeremy Horst
701.212.4107
jeremy@corepropertygroup.com

Located at 6460 Selkirk Drive South, Fargo, ND 58104
selkirkplacefargo.com

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Published June 11, 2025

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