NEWS & EVENTS

KINGSBURY HOLLOW CONSERVATION COMMUNITY OPENS IN CARVER

(CARVER, MA) — The grand opening of Kingsbury Hollow, a new conservation community in Carver, was celebrated today with a ribbon-cutting, refreshments and tours of the newly built homes. Set among towering pine trees, the neighborhood features a cranberry bog, a private park with a sweeping lawn and gazebo, sidewalked streets and manicured landscaping surrounding an eventual twenty-one ecologically-friendly homes, five of which have been completed. The homes start at $469,000.

The development of the 43.3 acre site is a joint project between the A.D. Makepeace Company and the Davenport Companies. The grand opening was attended by representatives from both companies as well as local officials and neighbors from surrounding homes. The ribbon was cut by DeWitt Davenport, President and CEO of The Davenport Companies and Michael Hogan, President and CEO of A.D. Makepeace.

Founded in 1956, Davenport is a family-owned business which employs over 1,000 people at more than a dozen companies throughout New England, including commercial and residential construction and real estate, a variety of service businesses and seven resort hotels — the Red Jacket Resorts of Cape Cod, MA and North Conway, NH.

The A.D. Makepeace Company, based in Wareham, is the world’s largest cranberry grower, the largest private property owner in eastern Massachusetts, and a recognized leader in environmentally responsible real estate development and land stewardship.

Contact:
Linda Burke, A.D. Makepeace, 508-322-4103
Russ Nesbit, The Davenport Companies, 508-394-8800 ext. 147