Posted by ppeery on May 1st, 2010
Bundoran Farm and more importantly, the Heimgartner Family, reach another significant milestone yesterday. Construction started on Ken and Ida Heimgarnter’s new home at Bundoran Farm.
Situated on a knoll over looking Plank Road and the surrounding protected pastures and forested ridges of this Albemarle Virginia rural real estate, the Heimgartner’s homesite is perhaps one of the most visible in all of Bundoran Farm. We felt extremely blessed when the Heimgartner’s purchased this homesite and began to explain their vision of what they intended to build and shared with us images of houses they want to use for models and precedents for their home. Talk about exceeding expectations.
Working with Keith Scott of Rosney Architects, the Heimgartner’s have designed a home that is ideally situated for this Charlottesville property. It pays tribute to and builds off the rich legacy of the vernacular architectural traditions of the Central Virginia landscape. Building the house will be T.L. Goode Homes of Charlottesville.
With the recent groundbreaking, we look forward to seeing Heimgartner’s home rise from the ground and be a wonderful addition to the Bundoran Farm landscape. We are excited we had the chance to play a small part in the Ken and Ida getting their dream house.
Ken and Ida Heimgartner review their house design with Keith Scott, Toby Goode, and Leif Riddervold
Heimgartner Residence Groundbreaking - Toby Goode, Keith Scott, Ida & Ken Heimgartner and Joe Barnes
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