✦ A Conversation About Land
Chris,
131 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
What it could become.
✦ Why You're Here
We're not looking for investors.
We're looking for land stewards.
Shope Creek Wilderness is 131 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains outside Asheville, North Carolina.
It's been quietly protected for decades. Now it's time to activate it.
Craig Rose and Stephen Sedmak are building an ecosystem here — one that lives at the intersection of land, creativity, wellness, and regenerative agriculture.
We want to sit down with you. Walk the land. Talk about what's possible.
✦ What Exists on the Land
The infrastructure is already here.
The Main House
Fully restored. A base of operations and gathering space.
The Field
A working laboratory of wellness technologies, spatial audio, and human experience tools built by Stephen Sedmak.
Camp Mary Lodges
Three lodge structures. Men's, women's, and couples. Purpose-built for small gatherings.
The Deer Trail
131 acres of wild land. Creek access. Old growth. The kind of land that changes people.
Shope Creek Wilderness
Clean water running through the property year-round. A rare asset in any land portfolio.
Signal Garden
Planned hemp cultivation and regenerative agriculture initiative. The land activation layer.
✦ The Opportunity
We're looking for someone who can help us build a land proposal.
Not a development plan. Not a real estate play.
A living document that maps the land — its ecology, its potential, its regenerative agriculture capacity, and what responsible stewardship looks like here over the next ten to fifty years.
This is a working partnership, not a consulting engagement.
What we want to build with you
A comprehensive land stewardship proposal
Hemp feasibility and Signal Garden roadmap
Ecological assessment and conservation strategy
Regenerative agriculture phasing plan
Long-term land activation framework
✦ The Ask
Come walk the land with us.
Sit with Craig and Stephen. See the property. Understand what's already been built.
Then let's talk about what you see — and whether there's a role for you in what comes next.
This isn't a pitch. It's a conversation between people who care about land.
✦ Next Step
Let's walk the land
and see what you see.
Reach out to Craig Rose directly. The land is ready. The question is what it wants to become.