Springbrook was developed with the uncompromising goal of offering an unsurpassed quality of life to everyone who calls the neighborhood their home. A trip down Springbrook Drive makes it easy to see the neighborhood's appeal. Beautifully designed and landscaped homes sit on spacious sized lots. Every home in the neighborhood is individually designed yet has a consistency that is uniquely Springbrook. The large lots were created to assure privacy and allow you to build the distinctive home of your dreams.

Springbrook is a traditional neighborhood where residents chat with friends while walking their dogs or mowing their lawns in the evening. Children can be seen after school outside rollerblading and skate boarding, playing basketball and football, and running between the neighbors' houses in the summer months to catch a refreshing swim in the many family pools.

A home in Springbrook holds as much character as the residents that live there. At the time of construction each home is carefully designed by Mark Schrickel, in collaboration with the future homeowner, or assistance is provided in finding the perfect stock plan. Every home in Springbrook is designed based on the lifestyle and needs of the homeowner, just as all Schrickel homes are built. Whether you are a young family looking to grow, or an empty-nester who enjoys the laughter of children playing in a neighboring yard, Springbrook is a neighborhood you will love to call your home.

Connor Park has a baseball field, several basketball courts, soccer fields, volleyball, and tennis courts where one can practice their backhand swing. Shelter houses and a playground can be found at the park as well, which are ideal for family picnicking and more.

Walsh and Rodger Young Park are located nearby off of Morrison Road where the two parks border the banks of the Sandusky River. Walsh Park is located on the east side of the river and has large fields and long walking paths for children and dogs to run through. Playground equipment and a shelter house can be found here as well, which are ideal for picnics. A fountain at the entrance of the park occasionally can draw small weddings and marriage proposals. In the fall, Walsh Park holds regular Fremont Ross High School cross country meets, and the Park is the best place to watch the 4th of July fireworks. Just across the river, Rodger Young Park is the place where city little league games are played in the spring and summer, and flag football games are carried out in the fall.

With the renovation of an old train bridge spanning the Sandusky River in the spring of 2005, Walsh Park and Rodger Young Park will be connected and patrons will be able to easily walk between the two parks.

Fremont Recreation Center is located just northeast of Springbrook and can be reached in a short five minute drive. The Recreation Center is furnished with a community pool that has two large water slides and diving boards, and is home to Fremont's club swim team. Adjacent to the pool is an ice hockey rink where patrons can rent a pair of ice skates for a small fee and test their legs on the ice. The ice rink is also the home of Fremont Ross' Hockey team and several pee-wee leagues. Out of the hot summer's rays and the cold breeze of the winter, the Recreation Center has four courts that double as basketball and volleyball courts. Overlooking the courts is an indoor walking/running track and a collection of tread mills and nautilus exercise machines.
In addition to all the parks located near Springbrook, the neighborhood is also just a short drive from Historic Downtown Fremont, where families can catch an evening movie at Paramount Cinemas.

Utilities
Water - Well water
Electric - American Electric Power (AEP)
Gas - Columbia Gas
Phone - SBC
Cable & Internet - Time Warner
Sanitary Sewer System

Directions

From East State St. turn onto Morrison Rd.
Continue on Morrison Rd. south to the intersection of Morrison Rd. and Cole Rd.
At the intersection turn left onto E. Cole Rd.
Approximately 100 yards east on Cole Rd. turn left onto Springbrook Dr.

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