Having just been introduced to this amazing property, I was especially moved by the sense of family and community within the neighborhood. Homeowners and their children dropped in to meet guests and share their Preserve experiences. Owner and architect Mitch Laplante prepared his handmade Penny Creek Flatbread and tenderloin sandwiches. Guests were also given prepared, uncooked flatbread to take home and cook at their convenience or share with family that could not attend the event. "A Slice of Preserve Living."
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Not just an ordinary open house!
Having just been introduced to this amazing property, I was especially moved by the sense of family and community within the neighborhood. Homeowners and their children dropped in to meet guests and share their Preserve experiences. Owner and architect Mitch Laplante prepared his handmade Penny Creek Flatbread and tenderloin sandwiches. Guests were also given prepared, uncooked flatbread to take home and cook at their convenience or share with family that could not attend the event. "A Slice of Preserve Living."
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American College of the Building Arts,
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Healthy Realty,
Johns Island real estate,
Open house,
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