Today’s developers recognize that buyers are seeking homes and communities that reflect their priorities and passions. One of those emerging priorities is the GREEN movement which has swept the building industry. Homes wired for today’s technology are also attractive features for many home buyers. In addition, home owners desire to be a part of neighborhoods that possess a community vibe, with wide green spaces and neighbors who know one another’s names.
One such development in Loudon County, Virginia, has proven that high tech and green spaces can be beautifully intertwined. Brambleton, the nation’s first Verizon-enhanced fiber optic neighborhood, recently received a Merit Award from PLANET (Professional Landcare Network) for its comprehensive landscape design and management features integrated throughout the community.
From its conception, natural features, along with the latest technology, were planned for the infrastructure of this 2,000-acre residential and retail community. Brambleton’s common areas, pools and on-site offices incorporate creative plantings and stone recovered during construction. Thousands of square feet of planting beds and trees support tranquil, winding pathways. The community is not only home to more than 2,000 families; Brambleton’s water features also attract scores of ducks, geese, herons, and other aquatic wildlife.
This movement toward a planned community is […]
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