What are Conservation Subdivisions?

The purpose of conservation subdivisions is to create residential communities among the natural wildlife and habitats that have existed for many years. The communities are designed to minimize land destruction.

There are many beautiful open areas in Southeastern Wisconsin that are home to various small animals and migratory birds, and filled with ponds, trees, plants, and wildflowers. Unfortunately, the inevitible growth of our population forces many developers to sacrifice this natural growth to create space for new homes.

Conservation subdivisions - sometimes referred to as cluster developments - provide an alternative to the destruction of the land by arranging homes and streets in a way that allows much of the area around them to remain open.

Homeowners in Legacy's conservation developments can enjoy walking, hiking, or biking trails, horse-riding trails, and public picnic areas among the wildlife, while still having easy access to main highways. The land used for these developments will be preserved for years to come, and it will provide wonderful homes now and for future generations.