The Grove
Shade, seating, corn hole, and lighting around a heritage oak
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Before there were plans, this site was a quiet, shaded lot that already felt connected to its surroundings. That same sense of place shaped Heritage Walk, and it’s also what Olson set out to prove with real research: partnering with the New Home Trends Institute (NHTI), the research arm of John Burns Research & Consulting, to make sure every home and gathering space answers what buyers actually want.
Three Spaces, Built Around the Oaks
Backed by research: picnic areas and community gathering rank as buyers’ top choice for small green space
The Post
Mailboxes and a Little Free Library
The Hideaway
Adirondack seating, oak lighting, and a tucked-away tot lot
Floor Plans, Backed by Data
Plan 1B | 989 FT²
A smaller footprint that never feels like a compromise, sized for first chapters and next chapters alike.
Plan 2A | 2,028 FT²
75–79% of young families told us they need a home office. Plan 2A’s flex space delivers exactly that.
Plan 3A | 2,183 FT²
A first-floor bed and bath, so multigenerational living doesn’t mean compromise.
Plan 2A | 2,182 FT²
One home, two ways to live: a lock-off suite built for extra family or extra income.
