GEORGIA HILL
The concept for Georgia Hill takes the Appalachian tradition of utilitarian buildings and re-imagines it as refined, residential design.
Low-maintenance exterior Galvalume siding is paired with shiplap radiata pine at the entry porches and covered balconies on each of the three design variants —the Edgewood (featured), the Piedmont, and Inman— and each is painted a different color to give them a unique identity.
Interior amenities include exposed concrete floors throughout the Main Level, a two-story living space anchored by a fireplace, a galley kitchen, high-quality building materials and energy-efficient natural gas appliances. The focus of Georgia Hill is on energy conservation and minimal maintenance.
GEORGIA HILL MODERN COMMUNITY
The Georgia Hill community is situated atop a small knoll overlooking historic Rosenwald, within a few minutes walk from Downtown Brevard and Tannery City Park. The bike-friendly community has easy access to the Bracken Mountain Preserve trail system, as well as direct access to the proposed paved Brevard Recreation Path. The property is framed by old-growth beech and oak trees and features a communal woodland walking trail along Nichols Creek.
The linear arrangement of the six-home neighborhood along a shared access road optimizes each home’s orientation to light, while at the same time, creating a clear division between public and private spaces.
