including two nights at the Guest House, a round of golf, a day on the lake and dinner at the Reserve’s Orchard House. Other prizes included a spa and dining experience at Old Edwards Inn & Spa in Highlands and golf for four on the Jack Nicklaus Signature course. The tour also brought guests to the tennis center to meet the Reserve’s tennis professionals and to the marina for a preview of the planned waterfront pool renovation. At The Landing, renderings and a community map offered a broader view of the Village Core and Market, placing the construction visible outside into the context of what is still ahead. Lunch from One Wicker Cheese Co. added a familiar Highlands name to the day. The cottage collection carries that sense of place into its naming. Aberdeen, Dornoch and Prestwick each take their names from Scotland’s golf heritage, a quiet thread connecting the homes to the sporting landscape around them. Meadows Mountain Realty’s broker open houses at Old Edwards Reserve are by invitation, with the next date still to be announced. Real estate professionals interested in joining can reach out to mick@bhhsmmr.com to be added to the invitation list.
Top left: Framers install ZIP System sheathing on the first Prestwick cottage, drying in the structure against weather. Bottom left: James Whitley walks brokers through the construction site during the open house.
Top right: Crews set the foun- dation formwork for a Dornoch cottage, the Blue Ridge rising beyond.
Laurel Village from the air on July 16, cottage sites and the new short course taking shape.
TAKING SHAPE AT LAUREL VILLAGE
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