A connected plan
Rear access, sidewalks, open space, and a streetscape designed to connect with the surrounding community rather than feel isolated from it.
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Madeline Park · Hampton, Georgia
A neighborhood designed from the street in.
At 16 Derrick Avenue, Cultivate is building a connected neighborhood planned to fit naturally within the existing Hampton community, with homes, sidewalks, open spaces, and landscape working together.
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Planned with intention. Built to belong.
Madeline Park reflects the Cultivate approach: begin with the land, understand the surrounding community, and carry that context through the streets, homes, sidewalks, open spaces, and landscape. The neighborhood is planned to feel like a natural extension of Hampton, with rear-entry homes that allow porches, planting, and pedestrian connections to shape the street.
The current photography represents the community’s design direction. Construction updates, availability, and release details will be added as they are finalized.
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What makes Madeline Park different.
Homes with character
The initial Belmont, Shelby, and Dana plans bring distinct front elevations to the street while keeping vehicle access behind the homes.
Made for everyday life
Porches, walkable connections, and shared landscape help create more opportunities for neighbors to know one another.
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