Designed by Lew Oliver, TND urbanist and architect of Whole Town Solutions, the models feature colonial, Carolina, craftsman, Greek revival, Georgian, and Victorian architecture, representing various sizes and price ranges of the seven distinct Village Home styles.
Standard Village Homes, ranging from 1,400 square feet to 2,700 square feet, are priced from $229,000 to $349,000. All Village Homes have alley-entry garages for safer, uncluttered streetscapes and front porches to encourage neighborly interaction.
Atlanta-based Howard House Interior Design designed the interior of the Madison, an airy two-bedroom, 1,431 square feet cottage next to the York, which is 1,835 square feet, has three bedrooms and a den designed by Aesthetics from Seneca.
The Pendleton, a 2,100 square feet home with a master bedroom and bath downstairs and two more bedrooms, baths, a flex room and extra storage space upstairs, overlooks natural green space. Designed by Florida-based Kay Green Design, the front and sides of the Greek Revival-style home has large porches.
Phase I, which has 49 homes, including custom designs, have already been contracted to be built by eight families. Cook Brothers Custom Homes is building a custom country-style, two-story residence on a one-third acre corner site.
Having received the EarthCraft House certification for their environmentally conscious designs and best practices, Patrick Square is the first EarthCraft community in South Carolina.
