Welcome to Drake Farms,

Fayetteville’s

Front Porch.

Drake Farms is a return to the essential way of neighboring.

Imagine a life where connection is woven into the everyday: taking a stroll through the hundred-year-old walnut grove, walking your kids to school in the morning, grabbing coffee with a coworker, riding your bicycle to the office, or being greeted as a regular at your favorite local spot.

This is our vision for a neighborhood built on genuine connection, where you know and care for your neighbors, and where the spaces between the buildings are just as important as the buildings themselves.

Drake Farms is a return to neighborhood living – a community thoughtfully designed for life, work, and neighbors to come together.

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THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED FOR LIFE, WORK, AND NEIGHBORS

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Transformational Scale and Investment

The development is planned to include 2,400 homes and 1.3 million square feet of healthcare, medical, and commercial space. Drake Farms will represent over $1 billion in expected investment over the life of the project.

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Health & Wellness Focused Development

The project will support Washington Regional Medical Center’s planned 1.2 million square foot expansion. Drake Farms will place residents within walking distance of healthcare, jobs, and essential services.

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Direct Response to Regional Housing Needs

The development is planned to include 2,400 homes and 1.3 million square feet of healthcare, medical, and commercial space. Drake Farms will represent over $1 billion in expected investment over the life of the project.

An elderly man and woman walking and talking in a park, each holding a coffee cup, with a golden retriever dog on a leash. The man is wearing a teal jacket and dark pants, and the woman is dressed in light-colored leggings and a gray jacket. They are smiling at each other as they walk along a brick path surrounded by green trees.

Connected Living

The project will support Washington Regional Medical Center’s planned 1.2 million square foot expansion. Drake Farms will place residents within walking distance of healthcare, jobs, and essential services.

2026-2028

PHASE 1

-140 Unit Apartment Building
- Lay Infrastructure
- Walnut Grove Preserve

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2027-2029

PHASE 2

-120 Single Family Homes
- Break Ground on Plaza
- Commercial Spaces

2028-2030

PHASE 3

-Elementary School
- Neighborhood Pool
- Hospital Development

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A Rooted Past & Vibrant Future

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Live here, work here, neighbor here

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You are always welcome

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