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Our vision for Estate St. Croix is a peaceful, safe, awe-inspiring community where residents live in communion with nature, enjoying their homes and all the region has to offer in the way of recreation, culture and friendship.

We support nature through careful ecological practices, such as minimized intrusion on the land by our road placement and design and by planting native plants that provide food and shelter to all types of species. Purposefully, we have left wood blinds and downed trees for animal and bird habitat; We have preserved the mature trees, fern groves and grassy meadows, allowing each homeowner to shape his individual home site; We avoid and discourage the use of pesticides and encourage biodiversity.

Our planned amenities will make outdoor living easy and rewarding and encourage sustainable habits by providing convenient recycling facilities on site. We want people to enjoy the planned community areas, including marked nature and exercise paths, gazebo and stairs to the private beach, a scenic picnic area,  a prepared organic vegetable garden and much more. If there is interest, we may even build a greenhouse for residents’ use.

Estate St. Croix’s protective covenants (available to qualified buyers) are reasonable yet express our desire to live in joyful communion with our plant, animal and human neighbors. We have seen many species on and near this special property including eagles, osprey, loons, seagulls, squirrels, songbirds, hummingbirds, chipmunks, rabbits, deer, raccoons, foxes and many species of butterflies.   

We hope to see you there as well.
 

Features of ESTATE ST. CROIX*:

	Seven private residential lots
	Selection of virgin forest and/or sunny meadows – all with scenic views
	Large lots ranging from two to almost three acres
	Peaceful and private -- no through traffic
	Picturesque gazebo overlooking the Estuary for residents’ usage
	Scenic community picnic area
	Access to private shoreline for every homeowner
	Certified Wildlife Refuge (by the National Wildlife Federation, June, 2008)
	Protected indigenous wildflowers, plants, and trees
	Planned fish and waterfowl pond (adjacent to wild grains meadows)
	Walking, biking and exercising paths with reflection benches
	Reasonable covenants ensuring architectural and ecological integrity (available to qualified buyers)
	Organic vegetable garden and composting area for community use
	Recycling bins for residents’ convenience
	Restrictions on noise and night-light pollution
	Sustainable land management practices (no pesticides or non-organic substances)
	Input from homeowners into nature and maintenance projects
	Reasonable residential fees support nature sanctuary, roads & security
	Future Homeowners Association for participatory decision making
	* Some of these are planned features that may be changed at the discretion of the developer