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| Winter Afternoon |
Today people equipped with computers, faxes, cell phones and
services like UPS and Fed Ex can make the choice to live in
rural havens in comfort. Creston with its beautiful mountain
setting and long range views, offers a quiet sense of being.
Yet nearby, the towns are abuzz with energy and vitality. A
major consideration in mountaintop living is easy access on
and off the mountain. At Creston all home sites are only a few
minutes from the entrance.
Creston represents a return to the basics of mountain land
ownership. It's a place for people who like their privacy
but want the opportunity to get to know their neighbors,
perhaps while walking on one of the foot trails meandering
through the Creston Reserve
or
at one of the community greens and overlooks. The concept
is to keep it simple, quiet, and serene so the natural beauty
of the land takes precedence. 50%
of 1100
acres is designated as Creston Reserve/Common Property
which will remain
undeveloped for all residents to enjoy as part of Creston
living.
The Comforts of Creston - Amenities
- 550
of 1,110 acres is
community property
- Mountain
Vistas from all sites
- Hiking trails to creeks and waterfalls
- Creston Park, with shelter and fireplace
- Community
Center
- Paved
Roads & Underground Services
- Mountain
Overlooks
- Gated
Entrance to Community
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Creston
Park at the roundabout is a natural gathering place. Situated
at 2400 feet, the park is a great spot to stop and enjoy the
scenery. The timber frame shelter will accommodate a good size
group with seating around a fire pit to warm you on cool days.
Bring a book, binoculars and enjoy the views.
At 3100 feet with imposing views,
the most prominent part of the mountain at Creston
has been set aside for a Community Center complete
with a cozy library nook and stone fireplace.
Community
Center |
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Creston
Park
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