Carding Mill

Sudbury, Massachusetts

Carding Mill is a high end, limited density cluster plan land development surrounding the Carding Mill Pond. The 170 acres had once been owned Henry Ford, founder of Ford Motors, and who is also credited with the institutionalization of the assembly line method of production. Mr. Ford had originally used the property to educate local farm workers his early methods associated with assembly line production. The residential land development designed the home sites within 60 acres of the total 170 acres, thereby, preserving the remaining 110 acres, including the Carding Mill Pond, as conservation land overseen by the local conservation commission. Following the land development we managed the design and construction of four high end custom homes, including Federal, Colonial and Cape styles.