Nestled on 752 acres of southern exposure slope along the Nescopeck Ridge in Butler Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, the Sand Springs Golf Community offers a master planned community blending residential living with the pristine setting of a well manicured golf course. Sand Springs Master Plan offers a blend of single family homesites and residential villages consisting of townhomes and patio homes. In addition a planned professional office park will provide convenient access to work for many residents.

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Enjoy active adult (55+) living in style and comfort, in this growing residential area south of Harrisburg. Set into the historic Cumberland Valley countryside, Carmella’s duplex and triplex units border naturalized areas of mature hardwoods, which it shares with other gracious homes in the neighborhood. This charming condominium community of spacious carriage homes is close to major transportation routes, offering easy access to northeast metro centers, with the added convenience of many new and established local services and shopping centers nearby.

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The Heights at Beacon Hill is one of the most successful and distinctive communities in the greater Harrisburg area.  Perched atop a hill near the intersection of Interstate 83 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the site includes a variety of home types from townhomes to single family detached lots and duplexes.  A key design challenge was maximizing the opportunity of steep slopes and views which led to the design of four innovative patio circles overlooking the valley below.

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The Legends at Frog Hollow is a residential golf course community master planned and engineered by Melham Associates in 1997. Starting with 400 acres of table-flat land with a public road angling through the center, the firm was assigned the responsibility of conceptualizing, master planning, engineering and obtaining all approvals and permits for the community to be constructed. One of the first steps in this process was the annexation of the site by the City of Middletown.

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