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LIGHTHORSE TRACE
This town home community is both quiet and well-hidden, located just a half mile off US-1 on the south side of the Southern Pines Country club golf course designed by Donald Ross. Built by Stover Homes, president Jarrett Deerwester put a lot of thought into what the buyers would want.“We spent a great deal of time working with two extremely talented local architects, Tessie Chao and Alan Stagaard ...
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Homes, Sweet Homes
It’s A Year Of Firsts At The 2006 Moore County Homebuilders Association Home of the Year Awards.
For the first time in the contest’s history, a town home not only entered but also won. Stover Homes of North Carolina earned the Judges’ Choice award in the up to $250,000 category for its 1,677 square foot brick town home in Aberdeen’s Lighthorse Trace neighborhood.And the panel of judges, made up of out-of-town realtors, builders and interior designers, drew interested judges from as far as Rocky ...
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Stover Homes Wins a 2005 Innovative Housing Technology Award
CATEGORY: HOME TECHNOLOGY MERCHANDISING & MARKETING (Builder Category)
COMPANY: Stover Homes Project: Wagamon's West Shores Project
Base-structured wiring infrastructure that exceeded any competitors and was robust for future capabilities. Provides comprehensive set of technology packages to prospective homebuyers. Educates sales staff and potential home buyers by using the very technology infrastructure that they can purchase as upgrades in their new homes.
The Wagamon's West Shores project was Stover Homes' first leap into ...
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DELAWARE STATE NEWS - Letters to the Editor
'Stuff the trailer' event big success
On Saturday, Feb. 11 and Sunday, Feb. 12, 2006, despite the cold, rain, and snow, the greater Dover community come out and showed their support in the city's efforts to "stuff the trailer" for the storm-ravaged town of Bayou La Batre in southern Alabama.
Bayou La Batre's primary source of revenue in recent years has come from the seafood industry. They processed approximately 85 percent of all the ...
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THE NEWS JOURNAL
New furnished models at Stoneridge showcase Stover Homes' superior design and craftsmanship
Stover Homes, long recognized for bringing a perfect balance of expert design and quality craftsmanship to every home it builds, has opened three new lavishly furnished models at Stoneridge, its signature community in Dover.
Recognizing the need to provide homebuyers a variety of flexible home styles that allow them to enjoy comfortable, contemporary living, Stover Homes showcases three elegant ...
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STOVER PROJECT GETS DOVER OK
For the Delaware State News - November 2005
DOVER — If things continue as planned, Stover Homes hopes to break ground on its new office building late next year.The Dover Planning Commission on Monday gave the local builder the OK for a building that will house its new corporate offices and a preliminary subdivision plan for the business campus it hopes to build around the headquarters. Stover Homes hopes to move its corporate offices from U.S. ...
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NEW APARTMENT COMPLEX PROPOSED Developer says more units needed Downstate
Dover – With housing prices rising, a Dover developer is banking on more prospective homeowners sticking with apartment living.
Developer Gary Stover Jr., owner of Stover Homes, will go before the Dover Planning Commission tonight for approval of a three-story, 72-unit apartment building on the south side of North Little Creek Road between Acorn Lane and Del. 1.
Mr. Stover said ...
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PLANS FOR PROFESSIONAL CAMPUS
For the Dover Post - Wed., September 21, 2005
Stover Homes, a leading developer of upscale residential communities in Kent County over the last decade, plans to create a professional campus, anchored by the company’s corporate offices, south of the Blue Hen Corporate Center and Mall.
The 38-acre tract, east of the southern intersection with Transportation Circle, will be divided into 12 lots. Plans call for a restaurant closest ...
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THE NEWS JOURNAL
Developer hopes to bring housing variety to Dover
DOVER – At a time when the capital city and Kent County are watching new single-family housing developments pop up right and left, Stover Homes is banking that there’s still room in the market for apartments targeted toward young professionals and young married couples.
“With the growth we’re experiencing, we’re getting to the point where new houses are starting to push $300,000”, said Jennifer ...
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CARPER SNARES FEDERAL FUNDS FOR KENT ROAD PROJECT
Gary Stover Jr. donates 12.5 acres of land to the city
DOVER - Se. Tom Carper was praised Tuesday for scooping up $1.5 million in federal money for the Wyoming Mill Road realignment project. The project will slice off 12.5 acres of donated farmland for the city of Dover's Schutte Park. At a news conference at the park, mayor Stephen R. Speed described it as the city's No.1 transportation priority and noted that he was distressed when the cash-strapped ...
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THE NEWS JOURNAL
Wagamon's West Shore From Regal-Award Winning Stover Homes
Homeowners flocking to the Historic Milton area have discovered the period charm and relaxed lifestyle inherent in this private Delaware community. Stover Homes, which has developed a prominent name as a builder of semi-custom homes throughout Delaware, continues its tradition of flexibility, luxury and convenience in an affordable community in Wagamon's West Shore. Stover Homes brings its wealth ...
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Stover Homes builds new single family homes and townhomes in Kent and Sussex County Delaware. Stover Homes builds new construction communities in seven Delaware cities: Smyrna, Dover, Camden, Magnolia, Milford, Milton and Bethany. Stover Homes developments are within easy reach of Philadelphia, Wilmington and Delaware Beaches. Stover Homes also builds in the Sandhills of North Carolina. Stover Homes of North Carolina builds new single family, townhomes and golf front homes in Moore County.
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