J. Steven Kemp, project architect for Sanctuaire Farms in Ball Ground, Ga., has unveiled six exclusive new home designs for the visionary 460-acre gated farmstead community. Kemp recently presented the designs to Sanctuaire property owners, showcasing architecture that blends modern functionality with timeless aesthetics. The home designs range from nearly 2,000 to 5,000 square feet and feature 3-5 bedrooms. www.sanctuairefarms.com, www.jstevenkemp.co

Rob Beecham, CEO of Atlanta-based Folia Group, developer of Sanctuaire Farms, says “Steven Kemp’s Sanctuaire home designs take our commitment to creating a modern farmsteading community to an even higher level. We intend to set a new standard for community living, fostering connections, sustainability and an enriched quality of life for all who live here.

Sanctuary Farms was conceived out of the Beecham family’s desire for a simpler, family and community-centric lifestyle with less traffic, noise and stress. The development is situated on 461 bucolic acres in north Georgia’s Cherokee County, and when completed, will offer residents a uniquely curated and vibrant lifestyle with homebuilding opportunities on 54 lots ranging from 5-20+ acres. The centerpiece of Sanctuaire is The Grange Community Farm. Here, residents will enjoy a community garden, greenhouse and orchard, a well as educational resources for gardening, farming and raising livestock. Subscriptions for beef, pork, poultry, dairy and vegetables will be managed here. The Grange will also be the site for numerous gatherings and celebrations such as farm to table dinners, cookouts, special occasions and more.

“Property owners may choose to build their own barns and additional structures for livestock, beekeeping, woodworking, gardening, or other pursuits. They may also choose to enjoy these activities at The Grange, which has been designed as the social hub of Sanctuaire,” said Realtor® Chad Davis of Shirley Gary Group/Ansley Real Estate. “There is a core group of exceptional builders who are already working at Sanctuaire, giving residents a number of options for constructing their homes and auxiliary structures.”

Earlier this year, Kemp was named Project Architect for Sanctuaire Farms to ensure the design and development of the property will align with the highest standards of modern community living, combining architectural excellence with a vision for future-forward, eco-friendly development. Kemp has worked in greater Atlanta and across the country for nearly three decades, specializing in both architectural and interior design. The award-winning architect is known for creating site-specific, custom designs with clean lines and classic style designed to inspire homeowners and reflect their lifestyles and taste.