THE ENVIRONMENT

THE SETTING
The Woodlands Center, begun in 1997, sits on thirty acres of gently rolling hills located in the beautiful Hill Country of Texas. The home city of Burnet is the official bluebonnet capital of the state.
Each spring the landscape comes alive with fields of lush bluebonnets and acres of Indian paint brush, buttercups, Indian blanket and countless others. People drive from miles around to see the large patch of bluebells that bloom through the middle of the Woodlands Campus.

THE PEOPLE
The Woodlands is a community where people have caring friends and neighbors who look out for each other, who play together and who pray together. The people of the Woodlands represent a variety of church backgrounds--Baptist, Methodist, Episcopalian, Lutheran, Catholic, Church of Christ and others. They come from a variety of places--Arizona, New Mexico, Missouri, Vermont, Texas, Florida, Nevada, and Kansas. However, they have at least one thing in common--they like the life style of life-estate living at the Woodlands. 



THE HOUSES
The houses at the Woodlands are all brick, all electric homes in which quality is not sacrificed regardless of the size of the house. There are no set floor plans which means that residents may design floor plans to suit themselves. Plans are flexible and the allowances are liberal. Prices are determined by the size of the house and currently run from $90 to $100 per square foot range based on the heated and cooled areas only. Periodic construction price increases affect the cost of a house.