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Rooted in the quiet elegance of English Cottage design, The Arlo is a home of presence—graceful in scale, yet thoughtfully composed for everyday living. With 3,775 square feet across two levels, this residence offers a refined balance of openness, privacy, and architectural character. The main level is anchored by a spacious primary suite, complemented by a secondary bedroom on the first floor—ideal for guests, multi-generational living, or a private office retreat. Expansive living areas unfold with intention, creating a natural flow for both daily life and elevated entertaining. Upstairs, additional bedrooms and gathering spaces provide flexibility while maintaining a sense of separation and comfort. A side-entry garage enhances the home’s timeless curb appeal, while inviting porches offer moments to slow down and connect with the surrounding landscape of Still Hollow. Designed to sit naturally within its homesite, The Arlo embodies a sense of permanence—where classic design meets a lifestyle grounded in simplicity, beauty, and space to live well.

Blending the timeless romance of Country French architecture with the clean refinement of transitional design, The Stacy is a home that feels both classic and quietly elevated. With 3,343 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space, this two-story residence is designed for flexibility, comfort, and a life that moves seamlessly between indoors and out. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, accompanied by a secondary bedroom on the first floor—ideal for guests, extended family, or a dedicated office retreat. Open living spaces are balanced with moments of intimacy, creating a home that adapts effortlessly to both everyday living and meaningful gatherings. Upstairs, additional bedrooms and baths provide ample space for family while maintaining privacy and separation. Expansive covered porches—totaling nearly 700 square feet—extend the home into the landscape, offering a true connection to the natural surroundings of Still Hollow. A detached garage enhances the architectural character, allowing the home to sit gracefully within its homesite while preserving a more traditional, estate-like presence.

The Hartley is a home designed to feel both grounded and expansive. With 2,909 square feet thoughtfully arranged across two levels, this residence balances open, connected living with the comfort of well-defined private spaces. The main level features a primary suite alongside a secondary bedroom—offering flexibility for guests, multigenerational living, or a quiet workspace. Broad living areas unfold with ease, creating a natural flow between kitchen, dining, and gathering spaces, all oriented toward connection and everyday livability. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide separation and privacy, making the home as functional as it is inviting. A defining element of The Hartley is its relationship to the outdoors. Generous porches, a breezeway connection, and a detached garage create a layout that feels rooted in tradition—where movement between spaces is intentional and the home extends naturally into its surroundings.

A home of distinction and quiet grandeur, The Mariah blends the old-world elegance of Country French design with the bold character of Tudor architecture—resulting in a residence that feels both stately and deeply inviting. Spanning 4,493 square feet, this two-story home is designed for those who value space, craftsmanship, and a sense of permanence. The main level is thoughtfully arranged to support both everyday living and elevated entertaining, anchored by a private primary suite and complemented by a secondary bedroom—ideal for guests or multigenerational living. Expansive gathering spaces unfold with intention, creating a natural rhythm between open living and more intimate moments. Upstairs, additional bedrooms and living areas provide privacy and flexibility, making the home as functional as it is refined. Architecturally, The Mariah commands presence. Its proportions, rooflines, and material expression evoke a timeless European influence, while a side-entry garage preserves the integrity of the home’s façade. Generous porches extend the living experience outdoors, offering quiet spaces to slow down and take in the natural beauty of Still Hollow.

Elegant in form and quietly distinctive, The Meena draws from the timeless character of French and French Manor architecture—refined, balanced, and designed with intention. Offering 3,386 square feet across two levels, this home introduces a unique perspective on everyday living, where space is both elevated and thoughtfully arranged. The main level features a secondary bedroom, ideal for guests or a private office, while the primary suite is positioned upstairs—creating a true retreat set apart from the rhythm of daily life. Living spaces are open yet composed, allowing for connection without sacrificing comfort, and flowing naturally toward outdoor porches that extend the home into its surroundings. Upstairs, the primary suite anchors the level alongside additional bedrooms, creating a sense of privacy and separation that feels both functional and refined. The result is a layout that lives differently—in the best way—offering a subtle distinction from more traditional configurations. With its French-inspired façade, balanced proportions, and integrated front-entry garage.

Rooted in the timeless principles of Lake Craftsman and Arts & Crafts design, The Brittain is a home defined by structure, warmth, and a deep connection to its surroundings. Spanning 4,360 square feet, this residence is thoughtfully designed to embrace both everyday living and extended gathering—balancing open, inviting spaces with areas of retreat and privacy. The main level centers around a well-appointed primary suite alongside a secondary bedroom, offering flexibility for guests or a dedicated workspace. Living areas unfold with purpose, anchored by a gourmet kitchen, dining space, and expansive great room that connect seamlessly to covered porches—extending the home outward in a natural, livable way. Below, a full basement level introduces an entirely new dimension of living. Designed for recreation, hosting, and flexibility, this space includes additional bedrooms, gathering areas, and functional rooms that adapt to a variety of lifestyles—whether for family, guests, or long-term use. A defining architectural feature of The Brittain is its detached carport and breezeway connection—creating a sense of arrival while preserving the integrity of the home’s façade. Combined with over 570 square feet of porch space, the home is intentionally designed to live beyond its walls.

Blending the warmth of farmhouse design with the natural character of Lake Craftsman architecture, The Shepherd is a home shaped by simplicity, structure, and connection to its surroundings. With 3,183 square feet across two levels, this residence is thoughtfully composed to feel both grounded and refined—where every space serves a purpose and every detail contributes to a cohesive whole. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, offering a quiet retreat set apart from the flow of daily living. Central gathering spaces are open yet defined, creating a natural rhythm between kitchen, dining, and living areas—each oriented toward comfort, functionality, and connection. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide privacy and flexibility, making the home well-suited for both family living and hosting. A defining feature of The Shepherd is its expansive porch presence, with nearly 800 square feet of covered outdoor space that extends the home into the landscape. The side-entry garage preserves the integrity of the home’s architectural façade, while the overall form reflects a balance of clean lines and natural materials.

Defined by its architectural depth and European influence, The Tate is a home that carries a sense of history while living with modern clarity. Drawing from Tudor and Tudor Revival traditions, this 5,432 square foot residence is composed with intention—where scale, proportion, and detail come together to create a home that feels both substantial and refined. The layout offers a distinctive approach to living, with the primary suite positioned on the second level—creating a true private retreat elevated above the rhythm of the main floor. On the main level, a secondary bedroom provides flexibility for guests or workspace, while the central living areas are designed for both connection and comfort. Expansive gathering spaces flow naturally, balancing openness with defined moments throughout the home. Upstairs, the primary suite anchors a generously scaled second level, accompanied by additional bedrooms and living areas that provide both privacy and versatility. The result is a home that adapts seamlessly to daily life while offering a layered living experience. Architecturally, The Tate presents a strong and timeless presence. Its European-inspired detailing, steep rooflines, and balanced façade are complemented by integrated porch spaces that extend the home outward in a quiet, intentional way.

Elegant in proportion and thoughtfully layered across three levels, The Vera draws from European and Country French influences to create a home that feels both refined and distinctive. With 4,430 square feet of living space, this residence is designed around vertical living—where each level offers its own sense of purpose, privacy, and connection. The main level establishes a welcoming foundation, with open yet defined living spaces that flow naturally for both everyday use and gathering. Above, the second level is anchored by a private primary suite—elevated from the main living areas to create a true retreat—alongside additional bedrooms that maintain both comfort and separation. A third level introduces an added layer of flexibility, offering space for a studio, media room, or quiet escape—adapting easily to the needs of the home over time. This vertical arrangement allows The Vera to live larger than its footprint, creating a sense of scale and dimension throughout. Architecturally, the home reflects timeless European character through its proportions, detailing, and balanced façade. A front-entry garage is integrated cleanly into the design, while the overall form maintains a cohesive and intentional presence within Still Hollow.

Refined in character and thoughtfully balanced in design, The Meela draws from English Cottage, Country French, and English Manor influences to create a home that feels both timeless and composed. With 4,545 square feet across two levels, this residence is designed to offer a seamless blend of elegance, functionality, and everyday livability. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, complemented by a secondary bedroom—providing flexibility for guests, multigenerational living, or a dedicated office. Living spaces are open yet intentionally defined, creating a natural flow between kitchen, dining, and gathering areas while maintaining a sense of structure and comfort. Upstairs, additional bedrooms and living areas provide both scale and separation, allowing the home to adapt easily to family life, hosting, or quiet retreat. The second level is designed to feel equally considered—offering space without excess and continuity with the home’s overall design. Architecturally, The Meela reflects a blend of European traditions—subtle detailing, balanced proportions, and a cohesive presence that feels established and enduring. A side-entry garage preserves the integrity of the front façade, while porch spaces extend the home outward in a quiet, intentional way.

Composed with a quiet sense of refinement, The Allie brings together Cottage, English Manor, and Tudor influences in a home that feels both timeless and distinctly livable. With 3,743 square feet across two levels—plus a substantial basement level—this residence is designed to offer depth, flexibility, and a natural rhythm between gathering and retreat. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, allowing for ease of living while maintaining separation from the rest of the home. Central living spaces are open yet intentionally structured, creating a seamless flow between kitchen, dining, and gathering areas without sacrificing definition or comfort. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide space for family or guests, thoughtfully positioned for privacy. Below, the basement level introduces a full extension of the home—offering over 2,300 square feet of flexible living space. Whether used for recreation, hosting, or long-term guest accommodations, this level allows the home to adapt over time while maintaining a cohesive feel throughout. Architecturally, The Allie reflects a blend of European traditions—balanced proportions, layered rooflines, and a strong yet understated presence. A side-entry garage preserves the integrity of the front elevation, while the overall form is designed to sit naturally within its homesite.

Blending the relaxed character of Coastal and Low Country design with the simplicity of farmhouse form, The Elliston is a home shaped by openness, light, and connection to its surroundings. With 3,399 square feet across two levels, this residence is thoughtfully composed to balance everyday livability with spaces designed for gathering and retreat. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, complemented by a secondary bedroom—offering flexibility for guests, multigenerational living, or a dedicated workspace. Central living areas flow naturally, creating a sense of openness while maintaining definition between kitchen, dining, and gathering spaces. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide comfort and separation, making the home well-suited for both family life and hosting. The layout is designed to feel intuitive—where each space serves a purpose without excess. A defining element of The Elliston is its expansive outdoor living, with over 800 square feet of porches and breezeway space that extend the home into the landscape. The detached garage enhances the home’s architectural presence while reinforcing a more traditional, connected layout between structures.

Refined in its simplicity and grounded in timeless European influence, The Ember brings together English Cottage, Country French, and Manor-inspired design in a home that feels both composed and enduring. With 4,036 square feet across two levels, this residence is thoughtfully arranged to balance openness, structure, and everyday livability. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, creating a quiet retreat set apart from the home’s central living spaces. The core of the home unfolds with intention—kitchen, dining, and gathering areas connected in a way that encourages flow while maintaining a sense of definition and comfort. Upstairs, additional bedrooms and living spaces provide flexibility and privacy, supporting both family life and hosting. Architecturally, The Ember reflects a quiet confidence—balanced proportions, subtle detailing, and a cohesive presence that feels natural within its setting. A side-entry garage preserves the integrity of the front façade, while the home’s overall form is designed to sit gracefully within the landscape. Outdoor living is thoughtfully integrated, with porch spaces extending the home into its surroundings and creating moments to slow down and connect with the environment.

Blending the character of Modern Tudor design with the warmth of English Arts & Crafts tradition, The Emily is a home that feels both distinctive and comfortably refined. With 2,619 square feet across two levels—supported by a full basement—this residence is thoughtfully designed to balance everyday livability with architectural depth. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, offering a quiet retreat set apart from the central living spaces. The core of the home unfolds with intention, where kitchen, dining, and gathering areas connect naturally while maintaining a sense of structure and comfort. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide flexibility and privacy, making the home well-suited for both family life and hosting. Below, the basement level extends the living experience, offering space that can adapt over time—whether for recreation, work, or additional gathering areas. This added layer allows the home to live beyond its primary footprint while maintaining a cohesive feel throughout. Architecturally, The Emily reflects a clean interpretation of Tudor and English design—balanced proportions, subtle detailing, and a composed presence. A side-entry garage preserves the integrity of the front elevation, while porch spaces introduce moments of connection to the outdoors.

Defined by its clean proportions and European Tudor influence, The Ezekiel is a home that feels both refined and thoughtfully efficient. With 3,939 square feet across two levels, this residence is designed to maximize livability within a more compact footprint—offering a balance of openness, privacy, and architectural character. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite alongside a secondary bedroom, creating flexibility for guests, multigenerational living, or a dedicated workspace. Central living areas are open yet composed, allowing the kitchen, dining, and gathering spaces to flow naturally while maintaining a sense of structure and comfort. Upstairs, the home expands significantly, with over 2,000 square feet dedicated to additional bedrooms and living spaces. This upper level creates a sense of separation and retreat, making the home adaptable for family life, hosting, or extended use over time. Architecturally, The Ezekiel reflects a transitional interpretation of European Tudor design—clean lines, balanced proportions, and subtle detailing that feels both timeless and current. Without a main-level garage, the home maintains a more uninterrupted front elevation, allowing the architecture itself to take precedence.

Clean in form and thoughtfully composed, The Max brings a modern, transitional approach to living at Still Hollow—where simplicity, proportion, and function come together in a refined and highly livable design. With 4,238 square feet across two levels, this residence is designed to feel open, efficient, and connected throughout. The main level is anchored by a secondary bedroom, offering flexibility for guests, workspace, or multigenerational use. Central living spaces are expansive yet intentional, with a natural flow between kitchen, dining, and gathering areas that supports both everyday life and hosting. Large openings and clean lines create a sense of openness while maintaining a grounded, comfortable feel. Upstairs, the primary suite is positioned to create a true retreat—separate from the main level and complemented by additional bedrooms and living space. The second floor carries the same sense of balance and clarity, offering both privacy and functionality across a well-distributed layout. Architecturally, The Max reflects a modern sensibility—clean geometry, restrained detailing, and a cohesive presence. A front-entry garage is integrated seamlessly into the design, while porch spaces extend the home outward, creating a natural transition to the surrounding landscape.

Balanced in form and quietly expressive in character, The Berry brings together Transitional design with the timeless influence of Tudor and English Cottage architecture. With 3,317 square feet across two levels—complemented by a basement level—this home is designed to feel both open and grounded, offering a natural flow between everyday living and more private spaces. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, creating a comfortable retreat set apart from the central living areas. The core of the home unfolds with intention, where kitchen, dining, and gathering spaces connect seamlessly while maintaining a sense of structure and ease. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide flexibility and privacy, supporting both family life and hosting. Below, the basement level introduces an added layer of functionality—ideal for recreation, storage, or flexible living space that can evolve over time. This extension allows the home to adapt without compromising its overall simplicity and cohesion. Architecturally, The Berry reflects a refined blend of styles—clean transitional lines paired with the warmth and detail of Tudor and English Cottage influences. A side-entry garage preserves the integrity of the front elevation, while the home’s width and proportions create a strong yet understated presence on its homesite.

Graceful in its simplicity and thoughtfully designed for everyday living, The Cora blends Cottage charm with clean transitional lines to create a home that feels both warm and refined. With 2,531 square feet across two levels, this residence emphasizes efficient design, open living, and a natural connection between spaces. The main level is the heart of the home, anchored by a private primary suite and complemented by a secondary bedroom—offering flexibility for guests, a home office, or multigenerational living. Central living areas are open yet comfortably defined, allowing the kitchen, dining, and gathering spaces to flow seamlessly while maintaining a sense of structure and ease. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide privacy and separation, while the overall layout remains intentionally efficient—delivering just the right amount of space without excess. The home’s wide footprint enhances the flow of the main level, creating a comfortable, grounded living experience. Architecturally, The Cora reflects a balanced approach—soft cottage influences paired with transitional clarity. A side-entry garage preserves the front elevation, while the home’s proportions and layout allow it to sit naturally within its homesite.

Expansive in scale yet composed in design, The Julie brings together Country French elegance, traditional form, and the warmth of English Arts & Crafts architecture. With 5,352 square feet across two levels—supported by a basement level—this residence is designed to offer both presence and livability, where each space is thoughtfully arranged to feel connected, intentional, and enduring. The main level is the defining feature of the home, offering over 3,900 square feet of living space anchored by a private primary suite and a secondary bedroom. This layout creates a natural balance between accessibility and flexibility, allowing for comfortable daily living while accommodating guests or extended use. Central living areas unfold with purpose, connecting kitchen, dining, and gathering spaces in a way that supports both openness and definition. Upstairs, additional bedrooms and living areas provide privacy and separation, while the basement level introduces further flexibility—ideal for recreation, storage, or extended living space that evolves over time. Together, these layers create a home that adapts seamlessly to both everyday life and larger gatherings. Architecturally, The Julie reflects a refined European influence—balanced proportions, detailed craftsmanship, and a cohesive presence that feels both established and inviting. A side-entry garage preserves the integrity of the front elevation, while expansive porch spaces extend the home into its surroundings, creating a strong connection to the landscape.

Graceful in form and inviting in feel, The Ginny draws from Country French and European influences to create a home that is both refined and deeply livable. With 3,669 square feet across two levels, this residence is thoughtfully arranged to balance openness, privacy, and a strong connection to its surroundings. The main level is anchored by a private primary suite, complemented by a secondary bedroom that offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or multigenerational living. Central living spaces flow naturally, creating a sense of openness while maintaining a comfortable structure between kitchen, dining, and gathering areas. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide privacy and separation, making the home well-suited for both everyday living and hosting. Each level is designed with intention—ensuring the home feels cohesive while offering flexibility over time. A defining feature of The Ginny is its expansive porch living, with over 950 square feet of covered outdoor space that extends the home into the landscape. The detached garage enhances the architectural character and creates a more traditional, connected layout—reinforcing the home’s relationship to its setting.

Designed for comfort, connection, and everyday livability, The Jefferson brings together thoughtful scale and clean architectural form in a home that feels both open and grounded. With 2,600 square feet arranged across a 1.5-story layout, this residence balances expansive gathering spaces with well-defined private areas—creating a home that adapts effortlessly to daily life. At the heart of the home, a vaulted great room with fireplace establishes a strong central presence, flowing seamlessly into the dining area and kitchen. The kitchen is designed for both function and gathering, featuring a U-shaped layout with a large island, peninsula seating, and a butler’s pantry that keeps the space organized and efficient. The primary suite is privately positioned on the main level, offering a quiet retreat with vaulted ceilings, a spacious walk-in closet, and a well-appointed bath. Secondary bedrooms are thoughtfully separated, providing comfort and privacy for family or guests. A bonus room and rec space introduce flexibility—whether for work, hobbies, or additional living. Outdoor living is fully integrated into the home, with covered front and rear porches and an outdoor kitchen that extend the living experience beyond the interior. A mudroom and side-entry two-car garage complete the layout with practical, everyday functionality.

Blending cottage character with modern livability, The Caseview is a home designed to feel both welcoming and highly functional—where thoughtful details and flexible spaces come together to support everyday life. With 3,823 square feet of finished living space across two levels, plus an expansive unfinished basement, this residence is crafted for both present comfort and future potential. At the heart of the home, a vaulted great room creates a sense of openness and light, anchored by a gas fireplace and seamlessly connected to the kitchen and dining areas. The gourmet kitchen is designed for both gathering and efficiency, featuring a U-shaped layout, large island, peninsula seating, and a butler’s pantry for added storage and organization. The primary suite is positioned as a true retreat, complete with dual walk-in closets, a spa-like bath, and direct access to a screened-in porch—creating a private connection to the outdoors. Additional bedrooms are thoughtfully placed for comfort and privacy, while upstairs introduces a flexible bonus space, an additional bedroom with en suite bath, and dedicated areas for work or recreation. Outdoor living is fully integrated, with both screened and open deck spaces extending the home into its surroundings—ideal for entertaining or quiet evenings overlooking a private backyard. Practical elements such as a mudroom entry from the attached two-car garage and a nearby laundry room ensure the home functions as seamlessly as it feels. Below, a 2,574 square foot unfinished basement—already plumbed for a kitchen and two bathrooms—offers significant opportunity for future expansion, whether for extended living, recreation, or a fully independent suite.

Blending European character with Southern ease and transitional clarity, The Juniper is a home designed to feel both refined and comfortably livable. With 2,782 square feet of heated living space across two levels—plus a flexible bonus area—this residence is thoughtfully composed to balance openness, function, and connection to its surroundings. The main level serves as the heart of the home, offering over 2,200 square feet of living space anchored by a private primary suite. Open yet defined gathering areas create a natural flow between kitchen, dining, and living spaces, designed to support both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Upstairs, additional bedrooms provide privacy and separation, while a bonus space introduces flexibility for work, hobbies, or additional living. Architecturally, The Juniper reflects a balanced approach—clean transitional lines paired with subtle European influence and Southern-inspired livability. A side-entry garage is integrated thoughtfully, maintaining a cohesive front elevation while supporting practical daily use. Outdoor living is an essential part of the home, with covered porch space extending the living experience into the landscape and reinforcing the home’s connection to Still Hollow.