Stone Meadow is owned and operated by the Wyman Family, hence the company name, Wyman Residential, LLC.

 The Wyman Family began their journey long before becoming land developers. The property was initially established as a poultry farm. Saul & Sarah Wyman, the parents of the current owners, Arthur and Richard " Dick" Wyman, had no experience in farming and grew up in the City of Boston. They bought the farm and moved to Bridgewater in 1935 to fulfill a lifelong dream of owning a dairy farm. They converted the poultry farm into a dairy farm by purchasing four milking cows.

Saul and Sarah lived on the farm. They had four children, all of whom grew up on and worked at the farm. This was a family affair from day one. The children, Dick, Robert “Bob” (twins), Arthur, and Myrna, developed a remarkable work ethic.

 Saul and Sarah did live out their dream, winning the award for outstanding dairy farm in 1985. After almost 60 years in business, the Federal Government offered a buyout program for dairy farmers to close their businesses. The Wyman’s closed the farm in 18 months with over 600 cows. The children Dick, Bob, and Art, along with their wives Joyce, Sue, and Diane, began new careers in land development. They all worked on this new project together as a family unit.

 Saul and Sarah both lived to see the groundbreaking at High Pond, and Sarah. 

 The town was apprehensive of the idea of manufactured housing. Still, after the completion of High Pond, the Town could appreciate what an asset and solution this was for residents 55 and older. The Wyman’s had plans for the Stone Meadow community, but they were apprehensive to proceed after the long and drawn-out process it took to permit High Pond. It took 13 years for the Town of Bridgewater to permit the Wyman’s first community, High Pond Estates (to be highlighted at a later date).

After the completion of High Pond, the Town of Bridgewater reached out to the Wyman’s requesting that they create another 55+ community with the land that was still undeveloped. The Wyman’s agreed to develop Stone Meadow, and it took a… long nine years to clear the permitting process.

 Stone Meadow, an elevated model from its sister community, High Pond, broke ground in 2004. Now, nineteen years later, Stone Meadow is upon completion with its last home, which arrived in late August 2023. Stone Meadow comprises 320 lots with a potential of 10 more to grow into. Eighty-five percent of the homes in Stone Meadow are Virginia Homes. Approximately six years ago, they made a change and finished up by purchasing homes from Pleasant Valley Homes, Pine Grove.  Diane Wyman designed all of the homes in both communities. Diane tweaked every single home that was ordered. Unfortunately, Diane passed away this past winter, 2023, and did not see the completion of this community she poured her heart and soul into. She was a wizard of measurements and designer extraordinaire. No one loved this community more than Diane. She worked with each and every new homeowner on their design and loved each new home as if it were her new child.

 Bob was the first of the children to pass away in 2016, and Sue, his wife, in 2022. Myrna, their sister, was not involved in the community development. She followed her own career but is very close to her brothers.

 Arthur, Dick, and Joyce are still involved daily, with the help of a great team that runs the day-to-day operations. 

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