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Heritage Shores holds groundbreaking near Bridgeville

Shown at the groundbreaking are (l-r) Bob Hubbell, Brookfield Residential; Paul Kovack, Bridgeville town commission; Sharon McDowell, Bridgeville commissioner; Bob Rauch, Rauch Engineering; Jesse Savage, town manager; Pat Correll, president, Bridgeville Town Commission; and Lawrence Tassone, Bridgeville Town Commission. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Steven Billups
June 14, 2014
Shown is the plan of Heritage Shores' Eagle Springs expansion. SOURCE SUBMITTED

Brookfield Residential, developer of Heritage Shores, announced June 5 the approval and dedication of Phase III of their active adult, golf course community located in Bridgeville. Named Eagle Springs at Heritage Shores, Phase III will include a new fitness and aquatic center, bocce and pickle ball courts, new parks and performance law with waterside dining, even a market house with seasonal favorites.

Heritage Shores, consistently named one of the top 50 master planned communities in the country by Where To Retire Magazine, already boasts an award-winning Arthur Hills 18-hole golf course and spectacular clubhouse featuring Passwaters Restaurant.

“This all means significantly more choices for our residents”, said Dorothy Harper, vice president of Brookfield Residential. “More choices for food and entertainment, more choices for recreational and sporting activities and more home style choices."

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