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Teeming with native flora and fauna, the tranquil coves and mountainsides of Drovers Road Preserve are home to a bounty of plants. Carolina Hemlock, beech, hickory, and a half-dozen rare plant species are scattered amid the old-growth forest. Preserving these natural resources as well as the area’s historic artifacts defines the Drovers Road mission.
This ecologically and culturally inspired vision governs all Drovers Road design planning. Every homesite is bordered by the Preserve, in easy proximity to one of the property’s three mountain streams. Meandering roads encourage reduced speeds and increased enjoyment of the natural splendor, and trees removed for roadways are used in the construction of site amenities.
Homesite areas are organized around the property’s three signature features: Meadows, Mountains, and Woodlands.
Our design vision calls for careful building placement and the use of natural materials to achieve an organic effect throughout the Preserve. Homes are integrated into their surroundings so as to seem, and become, part of the natural landscape.
