| Rick Harrison, renowned land planner, introduced the concept of coving nearly 20 years ago. He thought outside the box; his idea has flourished nationally with more than 300 communities and internationally in six countries.
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• “Coving” at The Villages of CreekSide creates park-like open space in front of homes, the feel of larger livable lot space and a sense of elegance.
• “Coving” connects people with nature. Deep, narrow lots give more than 80% of lot owners a view overlooking wetlands, a creek or ponds.
• Variable home setbacks provide a sense of seclusion, eliminate the feeling of homes being stacked in rows, and add to curb appeal.
• Home windows overlook yards, ponds and wetlands—not adjoining homes.
• Lots showcase homes, not garages.
• Large front yards create a sense of openness.
• Streets meander and curve to encourage slower traffic and improve safety.
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| Almost 97% of all pedestrian fatalities happen at four-way intersections. The Villages of CreekSide have NO four-way intersections. The community includes strategic three-way intersections. |
| Many people prefer “city living with a country feel.” More than 80% of our homeowners will see preserved wetlands, creeks, retention ponds or large areas of green space when they look out across their back yards. |
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