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"The design of GreenWay is brilliant. I love the way the property lines meet but don’t infringe on our privacy. All the common land gives the feeling of spaciousness. I really appreciate the fact that I have a lot of land around me without having to take care of it.” — GreenWay Resident
“It is awesome to be able to see the stars so clearly at night. I really appreciate that there is no light pollution that screens out the milky way.” — GreenWay Resident
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GreenWay Neighborhood Demographics
Number of residents in each age group:
Ages 6 and under: 5
Ages 7-13: 6
Age 14-20: 4
Age 20-49: 13
Age 50 & over: 6
Total residents 34 adults and kids
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Ken and Cindy Pulliam
 
12 Wing Walker Way (Lot 4)
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Ken and Cindy Pulliam are from Ohio. The Pulliams purchased 12 Wing Walker Way in 2002. Ken is plant manager with Lucent is only a couple years away from retirement. Cindy is a rehabilitation nurse. Their sons currently live at GreenWay. Ken and Cindy come down on weekends to enjoy their country home and be with their grandchildren. |
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The pulliam's classic, custom, 2,100 square foot Cape, also has 860 square foot of lower space which -makes full use of the hillside. This 3 bedroom, 3 bath home has two upstairs bedrooms and a breezy cottage bedroom on the first floor. Upstairs bedrooms have cathedral ceilings. From this home beautiful sunrises are seen over the Blue Ridge Mountains. Cape style with large shed gables to the East capture the Blue Ridge Mountain views across the valley.
The photo of the rear of the home shows French doors opening to the screened porch. Two windows and sliding door make a bright daylight, walkout basement super insulated with Logics insulated concrete forms used in the foundation.
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The Tyree Family
 
21 Wing Walker Way (Lot 3)
The Tyree’s live on Wing Walker Way. Steve works at Glebe Retirement Community taking care of the maintenance. Among his many talents is playing an electric base in a band with his brothers. Steve also enjoys golf, hunting and fishing. Julie loves to read and is a movie buff. She is the Deputy Clerk of Court. They have three awesome kids all under 10.
Before they purchased their home on Wing Walker Julie would drive by on her way to work and watched their future Wing Walker as it was built. She liked the design and stunning location which is conveniently not far from their relatives.
“There’s no other place in Rockbridge County we want to live. This is our dream home in a quiet, safe neighborhood where we can raise our family. We plan to live here for a very long time.”
Jim & Wendy Morgan
 
16 Wing Walker Way (Lot 1)
Jim and his daughter Jamie Morgan and family join us from Florida. The Morgans's purchased 16 WingWalker Way, Lot 1, in September 2005. 16 Wing Walker is a beautiful 3 Bedroom Cape with beautiful views and a bubbling spring in the backyard that can be heard from the rear screened porch! Jim is a retired judge and math teacher
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Jim & Linda Youngblood & Family
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24 Wing Walker Way (Lot 2) |
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Jim Youngblood and his wife Linda, along with their children Kelly and Robbin joined GreenWay Neighborhood in August 2006, with the purchase of 24 Wing Walker Way. The Youngblood's join us from Virginia Beach, VA.
Jim is an electrical engineer at VMI and works in the IT & computer science department. He has two masters degrees, one in theology (Lutheran) and the other in Social Work. Jim previously worked at Western State Mental Hospital. For fun, Jim plays classical guitar, and is setting up a wood working shop in their garage.
Linda Youngblood has a Masters in Clothing and Textiles from Virginia Tech. She has her weaving loom set up in the sun room of their home. Linda sells textiles through galleries and spins her own yarn.
Their son Kelly has a degree in Computer Science and enjoys doing volunteer work and writing gaming code.
Daughter Robbin has a Masters of Fine Arts in graphic design and works for Mariner Companies as a graphic artist & designer.
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The Youngblood family at home at 24 Wing Walker Way. |
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Linda and Robbin with Linda's weaving loom. |
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Sam & Sandy Matsumoto
 
75 Sweet Grass Lane (Lot 6)
"When we found our home in GreenWay, it was truly one of those "love at first "site"" experiences. In fact, my heart leapt - and my heart does not leap all that often. - Sandy Matsumoto
Here is our story -
"We moved to the Lexington area from Virginia Beach because my husband's employment brought us here. We started looking at houses in February and had looked on several occasions both in and around Lexington. Because I have never lived in a rural area we couldn't decide easily where we wanted to live - in town or country. We looked at numerous houses. After four or five visits here... hotels, fast food, exhaustion, frustration, and near despair, our agent recommended we look in GreenWay because we would have the beauty and benefits of country living - without all the grass to mow."
"So, on a February afternoon, after our excursion with the agent, we came out to GreenWay to see the house that is now our home. It is so beautiful out here. We have our mountain view, but we also have a few neighbors. We have grass to mow, but not two acres. We share common areas with our neighbors which includes pasture, barn, walking paths, and playground."
"We have all the benefits of country living without quite as much work. For our family, it is a perfect fit!"
 
The Matsumoto family and Sandy Matsumoto at home on Sweet Grass Lane.
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Isamu (Sam) is a renowned Sushi chef and runs the Matsumoto Sushi restaurant located at 159 S. Main Street, Lexington, Virginia.
Here the food is both wonderful and beautiful. Visit Sam for great food and a very nice experience.
Phone 540-464-8196
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Sweet Grass Lane (Lot 5)
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Carrie Finch, on the right is a Professor of Mathematics at Washington & Lee University. She, along with Bill (middle) are avid sailors are are on racing teams, as well as judging regattas. Carrie volunteers every year at a summer camp and leads the kids on 100 mile bike hikes.
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Andy Lee
 
Andy Lee, a GreenWay resident enjoys kayaking and canoing in local rivers close to GreenWay Neighborhood. Andy has a long and illustrious background in conservation, forestry. Andy is a nationally known author and lecturer on small-scale, sustainable agriculture. He is author of Backyard Market Gardening and coauthor of Chicken Tractor:The Permaculture Guide to Happy Hens and Healthy Soil, and Day Range Poultry: Every Chicken Owner's Guide to Grazing Gardens and Improving Pastures.
His heros include Robert Rodale, Buckminster Fuller, and Willie Nelson. He is a talented guitar picker. He also has the travel bug. And has an RV and travels nationwide on kayaking and canoeing expeditions.
152 Bird Song Lane (Lot 17)
Andy has built his home on Bird Song Lane.
Lot 17 is a shingle style with cedar shingles and craftsman style windows and doors. The home's interior is pine paneling. The many windows and doors, and skylights fill the home with natural light. Andy's home has decks around the perimeter for a lot of outdoor living space. The finished walkout, daylight basement wil provide a large area provides much additional living space.
His home has stunning Blue Ridge Mountain Views.
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Patricia Foreman,
20 GreenWay Place (Lot 20)
Pat's residence is the "Mushroom" house which is located at 20 GreenWay Place, Lot 20. It is called the "Mushroom" house because of t he way it sits on the landscape. The pooch on the deck is Lucky Woody Womac - another pooch from the Humane Society. This is the original farm house, a 24'x24' (1,152 square foot) Lindal Cedar Gambrel.
Pat's home that has the footprint of a two car garage. It's knotty pine interior give the home warm glow. The windows across the front and wrap around deck show off the Blue Ridge view to it's best. There is a 1 bedroom apartment she rents out in the former garage, along with office space for GreenWay Homes construction and Good Earth Publications.
Pat has many long-standing personal and professional interests in health care and its relationship to agriculture and nutrition. She is a graduate of Perdue University's Colleges of Pharmacy and Agriculture (majors in genetics and nutrition). She earned a Masters of Administration and international Affairs from Indiana University. Among her many honors and awards include a Fulbright Fellowship, and appointed as a Presidential Executive Management Intern during the Carter Administration.
She was a Science Officer with the United Nations assigned to Vienna, Austria. Many times, she has been an advisor to the World Health Organization and World Bank. Her project assignments allowed her to work with family planning organizations and Ministries of Health in over 30 countries. She works as a part-time pharmacist for Kroger and is a professional writer.
Pat has coauthored many books including: Chicken Tractor, Backyard Market Gardening, Day Range Poultry, and is working on the next book City Chicks: How to Keep Micro-Flocks of Laying Hens as Garden Helpers, Compost Makers, Bio-recyclers and food producers.
Pat's hobbies include meditation, Functional Medicine and nutrition, bee keeping and apitherapy, writing, publishing, stock market trading, real estate investing, and learning. On weekends she is often on the rivers kayaking on with the local paddlers group.
"I've traveled all over the world. There isn't any other place I'd want to move to that has all the quality-of-life features that I cherish at GreenWay." - Pat Foreman, R.Ph.
Below is the sauna that helps Pat, friends and neighbors relax, decompress and detox from daily life.
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For more information on GreenWay Neighborhood
or specific Homes For Sale, contact:
GreenWay Subdivision
20 GreenWay Place
Buena Vista, VA 24416
Ph. (540)261-8874
Fax (540)261-8775
Email: Info@GreenWayNews.com
Copyright 2000-2007 GreenWay Builders
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