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The homes

Where luxury, convenience and community converge

Pairing timeless design with luxurious detail. The spacious, thoughtfully conceived floor plans allow for generously proportioned main-level living. The first of the six residences is nearly complete. The remaining five can be tailored to individual taste.

1116 Barton Mews Lane, a painted white-brick residence with dormers, an arched front entry and freshly planted garden beds
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1116 Barton Mews Lane

Rare new construction adjacent to a historic neighborhood, alongside Arbor Place and Arbor Acres, and minutes from Wake Forest, Reynolda Village, Old Town Club and The Grounds. This four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath home was designed by renowned architect Quinn Pillsworth, AIA, with luxurious modern living in mind. It is generously proportioned, with ten-foot ceilings and zero-entry access throughout the main level, and elegant finishes.

Every bedroom is en-suite. On the main level, a spacious primary suite pairs a custom closet with heated bathroom floors, while a second bedroom serves just as gracefully as a guest suite or a study. Two walk-in pantries offer generous storage, one designed to become an elevator shaft should one ever be wanted. Natural light fills the house, reaching even the expansive storage area upstairs. At the rear of the home, a standing-seam roof extends over an expansive covered porch with a wood-burning fireplace. And with zero thresholds throughout the main level, every comfort comes with ease.

Directions From downtown, take Reynolda Road to a right on Coliseum Drive. Turn right on Pilgrim Court, then right on Barton Mews Lane. 1116 is on the left.

Plan features
  • Architect designed by Quinn Pillsworth, AIA
  • Primary suite on main
  • Heated floors in primary bath
  • Secondary bedroom or office on main
  • Zero-entry access throughout the main level
  • Elevator shaft framed and ready for installation
  • Custom moldings and millwork throughout
  • Bespoke closet millwork, crafted in place
  • Interior arched openings
  • State-of-the-art appliances
  • Two walk-in pantries
  • Large windows
  • Oversized bonus room
  • Ample storage on upper level
  • Generous covered porch with wood-burning fireplace
  • Standing seam awnings and dormers
Phase I — releasing first

Six single-family residences

Detached homes on the south side of the lane, each individually drawn. These are the first six sites and the first to be released.

Quinn Pillsworth has designed the first two residences. The remaining four lots are available for custom new construction, with a single caveat: each home must be architect-designed and approved.

Sites
Six
Lot size
Circa 0.25 to 0.75 acres
Style
Flexible, with architectural approval
Customization
Limitless
Rendering of the Phase II terraced villas
Artist’s rendering of the Phase II terraced villas, for illustrative purposes only — Pillsworth Architecture.
Phase II — to follow

Twenty-one terraced villas

Breaking ground in 2027 and designed by Quinn Pillsworth, AIA, the terraced villas are inspired by the historic row houses of London. Each has three bedrooms, all en suite, and an elevator to all three floors, with a guest suite on the lower level. Ten-foot ceilings and oversized windows fill the rooms with light, and a two-car garage at the rear is reached by a gated alleyway.

This is the lock-and-leave answer, with the full luxury specification.

Residences
Twenty-one
Style
Terraced villa, three stories
Parking
Two-car garage, gated rear access
Elevator
To all three floors
The specification

Modern comforts, quietly built in

Main-level primary suites

Available on every plan. The stairs become optional, not structural.

Elevator-ready as standard

Every residence is framed for a lift whether or not you install one on day one.

Two-car garages

Enclosed, and entered from the rear so the lane keeps its face.

Porches, decks & courtyards

Each plan is given its own private outdoor room, oriented to its aspect.

Marble and hardwood throughout

Honest materials, specified to be lived on rather than looked at.

Custom cabinetry & built-ins

Drawn for the room, built for the way you actually store things.

Timeless moldings and trim

The profiles that make a new house feel like it has always been here.

State-of-the-art appliances

A full luxury package, with scope to specify your own.

A lantern lit at dusk against a stone wall, seen through summer foliage
Evening on the lane.
Low maintenance by design

Made to be enjoyed, not tended.

These homes are a rarity: new construction adjacent to a historic neighborhood, pairing the ease of a home built today with the proximity to everything that Buena Vista affords.

Hydrangeas against the stone and shuttered windows of a neighboring house
The site plan

One lane, six acres

The terraced residences line the north side of the lane, with the single-family homes to the south.

Site plan showing the terraced residences along the north side of Barton Mews Lane and the single-family homes to the south
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Plans and pricing, as they release

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