Tag Archives: Walnut Street

Preserving Our Natural Resources

They say a picture tells a thousand words.  Scroll through these photos and what do you see?  For the most part, I see trees.  Sure, there are some nice homes, but by and large I see trees. I see photos that tell a story of life, of birds singing, leaves providing protection from a hot […]

Churches in Davidson

There are several excellent places of worship in Davidson North Carolina, and two of our largest churches are within a five-minute walk of Carnegie Mews, our pocket neighborhood of custom homes in the heart of downtown Davidson. Pictured here, the Davidson College Presbyterian Church is located just across the street from the Village Green.  The […]

Do Judge A Book By It’s Cover

Last week I was giving a talk and tour of our first LEED-certified home to a group of Davidson College students. I was making the point that a green home can (and should) look like a ‘normal’ home, and I mentioned that I’d once seen a home built out of old tires by Dennis Weaver. […]

504 Walnut Street

This charming home is located in downtown Davidson.  Originally built in 1937, we completely renovated the home and also added a new  family room, eating area and master suite.  Includes many accessibility features.  The excellent design and varying exterior finishes results in a home that fits perfectly into the existing neighborhood.[imagebrowser id=14]

514 Walnut Street Video

514 Walnut is the first house we built in Davidson Springs in the heart of downtown Davidson.  Several people have told me they consider it to be the best example of infill construction in Davidson, and many others have asked whether it is a new home or a renovation.  In a way, it is a […]