Quarry House is the Heart of Wilder Community
Orinda, CA, February 22, 2018 (Newswire.com) - Central to Wilder Orinda’s master-planned community of luxury estate-style homes, situated next to 1,300 acres of protected natural open space, is the Quarry House. The $8 million complex, built in the Spanish Colonial Revival style, represents the high level of quality at the Wilder development. The grand scope and scale of the Quarry House, its elegant architecture surrounded by sweeping views of unobstructed green hills, lush valleys and Mt. Diablo, includes generous social and recreational amenities available to Wilder residents, making it the heart of this extraordinary community.
The Quarry House maintains a state-of-the-art competition pool, open to vast sky and rolling green scenery. A substantial outdoor patio with well-appointed furniture and built-in fireplaces make it a stylish and comfortable area for either quiet lounging or social gatherings. Its graceful architectural lines house a fully equipped fitness and yoga center, and additional entertaining spaces that are available for special events and parties.
The Quarry House is a testament to the premium value we place on quality family time and a positive community experience. The Quarry House exemplifies our commitment to creating an expansive experience of exquisite nature. Exclusive amenities in such an outstanding setting make it the social and recreational heart of the Wilder lifestyle.
Scott Goldie, Partner, Brooks Street, Master Developer of Wilder
Wilder’s investment in the Quarry House demonstrates the importance of family and friend amenities to this unique Northern California community. Residents have front door access to an extensive network of trails and meadows for walking, hiking, biking and horseback riding. Five multi-purpose ball fields, owned and operated by the City of Orinda, bring the Wilder community together for games and sporting events. Wilder also features an elaborate community Art + Garden Center. Residents are only minutes to Orinda’s distinguished public schools or an easy drive to East Bay Area private schools. San Francisco is also just a 25-minute drive away.
“The Quarry House is a testament to the premium value we place on quality family time and a positive community experience,” said Scott Goldie, Partner, Brooks Street, Master Developer of Wilder. “The Quarry House exemplifies our commitment to creating an expansive experience of exquisite nature. Exclusive amenities in such an outstanding setting make it the social and recreational heart of the Wilder lifestyle.”
Prospective homebuyers are encouraged to visit OrindaWilder.com to sign up on the interest list and stay updated on sales and community information.
About Brooks Street
Established in 1997, Brooks Street is the name behind some of the most successful real estate in California—from master-planned communities, mixed-use and urban in-fill to entertainment venues and coastal developments. In addition to building custom homes, Brooks Street has extensive experience with complex entitlements involving multiple stakeholders (regulatory agencies, community members, financial partners, and local activists), project visioning and planning, infrastructure development, and project sales and marketing. To learn more about Brooks Street, visit Brooks-Street.com.
About Wilder, Orinda
Located in the City of Orinda, Wilder is a new luxury community comprised of 245 homesites including new homes from local builder Davidon Homes and Taylor Morrison, and custom homesites and homes from builder and master developer Brooks Street. Featuring a private recreation and social club with a competition pool, fitness center, yoga studios, and private event spaces, an innovative art and garden center, five ballfields, an extensive network of trails for hiking and biking, and a prime location, nestled in the rolling hills of Contra Costa County, just 25 minutes from downtown San Francisco, there are many ways to love life at Wilder. To explore the possibilities, visit OrindaWilder.com.
Source: Brooks Street
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