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We were initially attracted to Watercress by the beautiful stone waterfall at the entrance and the mature trees.
We really love that it feels secluded while being just minutes from shopping and restaurants. Now that we built a house here, we couldn’t be happier. We have enjoyed getting to know a great bunch of neighbors. I especially like that the neighborhood feels like its own small town. We have the informal and fun “Watercress Gazette,”(a periodic email that tells of recent happenings and upcoming events), many social gatherings throughout the year and incredibly fun and friendly people . We have three young children and I love the saying that it takes a village to raise a child. I truly feel like we have found our “village.”
--- Angie Jennings, Homeowner |
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| Watercress is fortunate enough to have its own personal concierge. LewJene, part of the development team, can be found at the Watercress Sales Office. She sends out the Watercress Gazette, filled with helpful items exclusive to the neighborhood. She also organizes neighborhood get togethers of all types. Currently Watercress has a bimonthly meeting of the Flamingal Society, made up of Watercress Women. Watercress also boasts a men’s poker group, and Fantasy Sports League group. LewJene brings the neighborhood together for ice cream socials and pool parties in the summer, and wine socials in the winter. Watercress is not only a neighborhood, but a social extravaganza, with LewJene at the helm. |
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The creation and development of the Watercress community is the joint effort of two local companies – Walker, Lane and Reed LLC and BGS Development.
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Walker, Lane & Reed, LLC is a family owned business with dealings in residential, commercial and agricultural real estate development. Walker, Lane & Reed prides itself in being a family and community oriented business. The company's main office is in Maize, Kansas. The owners also own Woodard Mercantile, located at 4160 N. Maize Road. LewJene Schneider, of Walker, is the listing agent for the Watercress development. |
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