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A
New Urban Village
in
Old Town Bluffton
Now
Selling Lots
Stock
Farm is a mixed-use community in Old Town Bluffton, SC. The classically
inspired land plan integrates lots within walking distance of the
Oyster Factory Town Park on the May River, source of world-famous
Bluffton Oysters.
Also
within walking distance are shops, art galleries, restaurants and
markets
that
define this historic riverfront community.
Architectural
guidelines for Stock Farm ensure homes and shops will be designed
in the architectural heritage of this unique area. Within this magnificent
setting, stroll along sidewalks to the centrally located ramble
park, passing neighbors sitting on their front porches, and
enjoy the camaraderie and friendship in a community that truly feels
like home.
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Kayaking
on the May River is a perfect
way
to discover the mysteries of
the marsh.
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An
easy walk to visit the Oyster Factory Park to buy world-famous
oysters from
the
Bluffton Oyster Factory.
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Architectural
guidelines for Stock Farm ensure homes and shops will be designed
in the architectural heritage
of
this unique area. Within this magnificent setting, stroll
along sidewalks to the centrally located ramble park,
passing neighbors sitting on their front porches, and enjoy
the camaraderie and friendship in a community that truly feels
like home.
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Located
within the Historic District of beautiful Old Town Bluffton,
Stock Farm anchors the western gateway entering
the Town on May River Road. The urban and architectural design
of Stock Farm takes its inspiration from three predominant
factors:
First,
creating a western gateway to
the
Old Town on May River Road with mixed-use buildings of a scale
matching historic buildings existing in Bluffton today. These
offices and shops will line May River Road with pedestrian
friendly connections to Old Town.
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Second,
the Stock Farm design is sensitive to the existing low country
vernacular that currently exists in the Stock Farm Road
area. And third, the community was designed
to protect and enhance existing natural resources with property
line and road placements that avoided significant trees
as much as possible. A dense area of hardwood trees is protected
by a dedicated park where children can play and families
can picnic.
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Stock
Farm offers
old
town charm
By
Carol Weir
The
Island Packet
Published Tuesday, May 6, 2008
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Alongside
a famous 300-year-old oak tree, on land owned
by a former mayor of Bluffton, a new development called
Stock Farm is taking shape on the last large undeveloped property
in the Old Town .
For
the remainder of the article,
please
click on the link below
Island
Packet Stock Farm Article
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