Woodstone Prairie

Historic to South East Wisconsin is the Craftsman and Prairie style architecture introduced in the early 1900s. The homes of Woodstone Prairie feature varied interpretations of these classic American forms of architecture to meet the requirements of modern lifestyles. Due to their historical prominence and style complementing this unique landscape, Craftsman, Prairie, and American Bungalow are the prevailing Architectural themes in the community.

Architecture, landscape, and community amenities are controlled through an Architectural Review Committee prior to construction. Housing standards are maintained for quality and continuity in form and type of construction, site features, landscape, street lighting, signage, fencing, and other fixtures to uniquely identify Woodstone Prairie.

Housing variety is a vital component to the ambiance of Woodstone Prairie. A complimentary mix of varied housing styles and architectural treatments are anticipated. Orientation of houses is also paramount to establishing the desired neighborhood setting. While homes of similar architectural style and color can be appealing with appropriate "in-common" site design, a careful balance will be maintained by the Architectural Review Committee. At a minimum, the facade color, window pattern, trim detail, and porch/entryway detailing of adjacent homes will intentionally vary.

Each residence shall emphasize: Strong front entry expressions from the street; living area dominated designs; discreet garages; application of architectural and design details to side and rear home elevations, particularly when in view from park corridors.

The Woodstone Prairie ‘Cottage Collection’... at a glance

Name	Sq. Feet	Bedrooms	Baths	Garage Spaces
Coneflower	1850	3	2.5	2
Aster	2100	3	2.5	2
Sage	2200	3	2.5	2
Little Bluestem	2550	3	2.5	3
Primrose	2720	3	2.5	2.5
Big Bluestem	2880	4	2.5	2
Orchid	3200	4	3.5	3

The above collection of homes were created to promote the architectural theme of the community and are pre-approved by the Architectural Control Committee. These models, referred to as the ‘Cottage Collection’, incorporate a mix of board and shingle siding, character windows, dormers, substantial front porches, cozy prairie/craftsman details and many of the following features:

•	Open, flowing floor plans to maximize spaciousness and views.
•	Full unfinished basement. English or walk-out basement schemes are allowed for homes that are situated on a sloping home site.
•	Two car attached or semi attached (breezeway connection) garages are provided for each home. The Sage, Primrose,and BigBluestemcan incorporate an optional three car garage.
•	Great room with open dining areas in the same or adjacent space.
•	Stone or brick fireplace and volume ceiling in the great room.
•	Large covered front porches which wrap one or two sides.
•	Nine feet ceiling height on first floors, eight (or lower) height with some vaulted ceilings and dormered spaces on the second floor
•	Kitchens that open to living area and the adjacent breakfast area.
•	Entry foyer with guest closet.
•	Main floor den which may be used as a minor bedroom, with room for a desk. This den/bedroom has a full bath adjacent with attached shower, which will also serve as a formal powder room with direct access off the foyer.
•	Master bedroom and bath, including separate tub & shower, double vanities, and large walk-in closet.
•	Rear service entry from garage area leading to mud room, closets, separate laundry, ½ bath (in larger units), and to the kitchen.
•	Small screened porch located off the kitchen/ breakfast area.
•	2-car garages to be side-loaded wherever possible.