Developed by Walk Softly, LLC
About the Community:
The Living Well Community is a mixed use development with a focus on healthy living. The project focuses on environmentally conscious development, and will feature energy efficient, green buildings and homes.
Located on the Deep River, the 124-acre property is bordered by a mile of the Deep River on one side and a mile of Sandy Creek on the other side.
Several greenways and walking trails are on the property that go through the woods and down to both the creek and river. There is also a one mile long Greenway trail along the Deep River on the old railway bed.
The landscape is full of beautiful scenery; high bluffs for future homes and small business, and gentle slopes with trails down to the Deep River and Sandy Creek.
The tract features hardwood forests, running cedar, rock outcroppings, woods and many peaceful picturesque views. There are many natural open areas along the riverside for peaceful sitting, reading, and picnics. There is even a spot for a canoe or kayak boat launch.
We welcome you to visit the links on this page for more information on this
unique property.
To schedule a personal tour please contact:
Katie Jo Icenhower
Office: (336) 245-4292, x.5
Cell: (336) 253-6506
katiejo@leaprealty.net
Directions:
From the Triangle and points East: Take 64W to Ramseur. On the western side of Ramseur turn North (right) on Highway 22. Go 2 miles. Pass the “Franklinville City Limit” sign on the right. Turn left on Rising Sun Way. Go 1/2 mile to the end of the road and park.
From the Triad and points West: Take 220S to Asheboro. Get on Highway 64E to Ramseur. Go all the way to Ramseur and not turning earlier at signs pointing to Franklinville. Cross the Deep River and enter Ramseur. Turn left on Highway 22N. Go 2 miles. Pass the “Franklinville City Limit” sign on the right. Turn left on Rising Sun Way. Go 1/2 mile to the end of the road and park.
About Walk Softly, LLC
We specialize in sustainable land development, renewable local economics and green building practices.
At Walk Softly, LLC, we strive to minimize environmental impacts, conserve natural resources, and build ecologically friendly neighborhoods. Preserving the diversity in plant, animal and bird species are an integral part of the process.
Walk Softly Communities also:
- Promote independent food production,
- Have a sense of neighborhood – connecting with others
and with nature,
- And are Communities that are pleasant, enjoyable and healthy places to live.
Additional Information:
NEW! – Capital Bank Loan Program – designed for The Living Well Community, to read about this special program please click here.
Slide show on The Living Well Community: Living Well Slide Show
Living Well Community: Background Information
Full color site rendering: Site Map
Information on the town of Franklinville.
