Woodland's Edge and Brodie Creek
Located in Little Rock, Arkansas, Brodie Creek emerges as a distinguished neighborhood, renowned for its specific architectural standards. These standards ensure that each home combines traditional design with a distinctive flair, featuring exteriors adorned in soft pastels that evoke the tranquility of coastal living.
Brodie Creek redefines neighborhood design with its one-of-a-kind architectural style, imaginative landscaping, and welcoming pedestrian pathways. This community draws inspiration from the idyllic coastal settings of Seaside, Florida, and Harbor Town in Memphis, showcasing homes with expansive porches and inviting pastel hues. The addition of verdant spaces and communal amenities, including a pavilion and a pond, enriches the overall charm and appeal of the area.
Adjacent to Brodie Creek, the Woodlands Edge community extends across 800 acres, embodying innovation and sustainability. The project began with a 54-acre tract purchase in July 2001. This eco-friendly neighborhood is meticulously planned to foster a seamless integration of contemporary living with the splendor of the natural environment. Sustainable site design principles and low impact design techniques were used during development to maintain the existing vegetation. Nearly 40% of the land in this neighborhood is preserved for trees and wildlife
Woodland's Edge Property Owners Association (POA)
Brodie Creek Property Owners Association (POA)
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