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Our Communities

We are currently offering two gated residential communities, The Woods at Duck Harbor and The Farmstead at Duck Harbor. Our primary philosophy of both communities is to preserve the natural environment while minimizing the impact of property development. Duck Harbor is ”where nature still comes first.”
The Woods at Duck Harbor sign
THE WOODS
AT DUCK HARBOR

 

The Woods at Duck Harbor is a 960-acre woodland and lake community that allows homeowners to enjoy the natural amenities and recreational opportunities provided by the diverse offerings of the environment, without giving up the luxuries of modern technology.

 

 

  • Situated on a 205-acre lake allowing motor boating, fishing, and other summer and
    winter activities
     

  • Individual properties are five acre minimum
     

  • Interior lots have access to lake
    through park areas with docks
     

  • Adjacent to state game lands
     

  • Miles of hiking trails
     

  • FREE boat slip with interior lot purchase!

The Paddocks at Duck Harbor sign
THE FARMSTEAD
AT DUCK HARBOR

 

The Farmstead at  Duck Harbor is a 140-acre equestrian development  that allows the homeowners to enjoy the “old farm community” with full equestrian services, adjacent to The Duck Harbor Equestrian Center.

 

  • Situated around 60-acres of open communal pastures
     

  • Individual property of three acres or more includes a one-acre wooded house site. The remaining acreage can be used for gardening or raising farm animals.
     

  • Fenced acreage is adjacent to communal pasture with mountain and lake views
     

  • The Equestrian Center includes outdoor arena, round pens, and miles of riding trails

Aerial photo of the Duck Harbor Equestrian Center
THE DUCK HARBOR
EQUESTRIAN CENTER

 

The Duck Harbor Equestrian Center is a 160-acre working farm on Duck Harbor Pond. Located on the edge of The Paddocks and just a mile down the road from The Woods at Duck Harbor, the Equestrian Center is very convenient for all your riding needs.

 

 

  • Board starts at $250 per month
     

  • 60-acres of pasture
     

  • Hay and grain feed daily
     

  • Year-round, full-time turnout with other horses
     

  • Owner on premises

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