5 New Features Included in our Display Villa at The Villas at Renaissance Crossing

Posted by Mark Murphy - January 5, 2019 - News

At Bridgewater Communities, we love finding new products, creating new features and offering just the right ones to meet the needs of our villa owners. These new items are usually developed by researching the market to find products that we think our villa owners will like in their new villa. Other times, the new ideas […]

10 Things to Know About Bridgewater Villas

Posted by Mark Murphy - September 14, 2018 - Villa Living

Bridgewater Villa owners enjoy all the tradition and privacy of a single-family home without the hassles of routine exterior maintenance. Bridgewater Villas are not condos. Bridgewater Villa owners own their entire homesite. Bridgewater Villas may be attached or free-standing. Bridgewater Villa communities are not age-restricted. Bridgewater Villas include lawn and landscape maintenance, as well as, […]

What’s the Difference Between a Bridgewater Villa and a Condo?

Posted by Mark Murphy - June 25, 2018 - Villa Living

As the Villa Experts, we’re often asked what the difference is between a condo and a villa. While it is true a villa or a condo can be attached or free-standing and both include and homeowners association, the terms are not interchangeable. When shopping, it’s important to know the difference. Condo or condominium owners typically […]

Bridgewater Announces New Team Member at The Villas at Renaissance Crossing

Posted by Mark Murphy - March 23, 2018 - News

Lake St. Louis, MO – Bridgewater Communities, the award-winning, luxury villa builder headquartered in Lake St. Louis, has announced the addition of Sharon Dover as the on-site Villa Expert and Sales Consultant at the company’s Villas at Renaissance Crossing in Wentzville. Dover brings a depth of knowledge and experience in the home building industry, as […]

Bridgewater Building Better Together

Posted by Mark Murphy - September 13, 2017 - News

Tim Miller, president and owner of Bridgewater Communities, currently serves on the board of the Home Building Industry Advancement Fund (HBIAF). The HBIAF was created by the Home Builders Association – St. Louis (HBA) in 1966 as a separate, not-for-profit corporation. HBIAF is a means of equitable funding both the training of carpenters for […]