| Our family acquired our first piece of this property in 1952. My family spent a great deal of time on "the farm" learning to horseback ride, fish, hunt and camp in these hills. My brother and I both enjoyed our first unsupervised campouts on the south bank of Lake Avalon. This piece of land is an heirloom. It holds some of our fondest childhood memories. The painstaking planning that has gone into Castle Hills reflects its value to us. Our memories of growing up were integral in the early discussions of developing the farm. We wanted to capture the spirit of what made this place so special. We liked the idea of the old-style neighborhood, a community where kids could walk to a park and where neighbors swapped stories at little league games and school functions. Every stage of the development plan is aimed at capturing such memories for future generations. The Castle Hills concept is known by many names, from the new urbanism to neo-traditionalism. Bottom line, we're building neighborhoods in which people want to live. Thank you for your interest in this unique community. We hope you'll visit and find Castle Hills as warm and inviting to live and raise a family as we do. Sincerely,
Chris Bright | 
