Community Map
Find your way around Skyecroft.
An illustrated site plan of the gatehouse, amenity core, lakes, stone bridge, walking trails, and estate streetscapes.
Reading the map
A private village, laid out for privacy and view.
Skyecroft is planned as a single, self-contained village on roughly 400 acres — one entrance, one interior road system, and just over 130 estate homesites arranged around a central amenity core and two private lakes. The map above orients visitors to the community's essential geography.
The entrance
A limestone gatehouse anchors the sole approach into the community. Guests are received here; residents pass through controlled gates onto the main interior boulevard.
The amenity core
The grand clubhouse, resort-style pool, and tennis courts cluster at the community's midpoint — walkable from most homesites and visible on approach from the lakeside road.
The lakes and stone bridge
Two private lakes sit within the gates, one to the north of the clubhouse and the larger to the southeast. A signature arched stone bridge crosses a lake spillway between the amenity core and the eastern estate lanes.
Trails and streetscapes
Miles of walking trails follow the woodland buffers on the north side of the community and loop around the south lake. Estate streetscapes to the east and west are laid out on curved, tree-lined lanes with generous homesites — many oriented to lake or woodland views.
Frequently asked
About the community's layout
How do I get into Skyecroft?
A single limestone gatehouse controls the community's sole entrance. The entire community is enclosed by natural buffers and controlled access — there is no through-traffic.
How many lakes are inside the community?
Two private lakes sit within the gates, connected to walking paths and crossed by a signature arched stone bridge near the amenity core.
Where are the walking trails?
Miles of trails thread the woodland buffers on the north side of the community and loop around the southern lake — connecting the estate lanes back to the clubhouse.
Is this map to scale?
No. The map is an editorial illustration meant to orient visitors to the community's layout — entrance, lakes, amenity core, streetscapes, and trails. It is not a surveyed plat.
Begin the Conversation
See the gatehouse, clubhouse, and lakes in person.
A private, on-site tour is the best way to understand how Skyecroft's estate streetscapes, amenity core, and lakes fit together.