Ground broke this week.
The equipment came in Tuesday morning. The footprint of the home is taking shape in the slope.
Heritage on Stillwater lots.
Stillwater lots vary dramatically. Bluff sites need slope stability engineering and view-protection considerations. Historic-district infill needs design review approval. Country sites need siting, septic, and well work. Heritage handles each as its own design problem.
Process for building on a Stillwater lot.
- 01
Site walk on your lot with Lori and Dustin to understand the terrain, views, and what you’re picturing.
- 02
Paid design session locks scope, design intent, and budget framework. The fee credits to the build if you move forward.
- 03
Architect-led design with Heritage coordinating bluff engineering, design review, septic, well, and utility work.
- 04
Permits, bids, and contract. Long-lead items ordered well before construction starts.
- 05
Construction with Friday walks, weekly digests, and an 11-month walk after move-in.
What Stillwater lot-owners usually ask.
Can Heritage build on a Stillwater bluff lot?
Yes. Bluff setback rules, slope stability engineering, drainage management, and view-protection considerations all get handled as part of Heritage’s pre-construction.
What about historic-district infill?
Heritage works inside historic-district guidelines on infill projects. Design review approval is part of the pre-construction sequence.
How long does a Stillwater build take?
About twelve to fourteen months from first conversation to move-in.
A Heritage build, this week in Afton.
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Tell us about your Stillwater lot.
Lori reads every inquiry herself.