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 click here for a larger image of the site  It's great to have good neighbors, but even better if you can't see them. Heron House at Haverfield Park has the planned advantage of tree groves planted over a decade ago, which provides privacy while leaving long views of classic American countryside. When you visit Heron House, you'll notice that every window has a poster view of nature. It's no accident: this is a rare example of master planning for esthetics. There is a park-wide compatible drainage plan, with drainage easements currently being mapped out. It's All About Views:  Traffic routed away from home fronts Classic pumphouses enclose equipment Low fencing allows longer views Generous carriage house parking to keep clutter enclosed |
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 BarbaraCaswellUK@gmail.com Barbara Caswell and Michael Alves |
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