The single-family homes at St. George Crossing are intentionally designed in the principles of New Urbanism — a planning philosophy that prioritizes walkability, community connection, architectural character, and long-term land stewardship.

 

Rather than spreading homes across oversized front lawns and disconnected streets, these residences are thoughtfully positioned closer to the street and closer to one another. This design encourages neighborly interaction, front-porch culture, and a shared sense of place — something historic Southern towns like Waynesboro have long embodied.