RedBrook

Redbrook is an award-winning residential community inspired by nature, with cranberry bogs, towering trees, and open skies. Only a quarter of the entire site will be developed; the remainder will be preserved in its natural state. Pollinator pathways and wildlife corridors connect to rare species habitats and pine barren forests. Redbrook has designated permanently protected open space, including a conservation area preserved in perpetuity as a federally endangered moth habitat. Nature trails and newly developed neighborhoods incorporate entrances that utilize native trees, shrubs, and perennials.

A community-planted Miyawaki Forest, the first in Southeastern Massachusetts, was dedicated during Redbrook's 2024 Earth Day celebration. Learn about this remarkable tiny forest in the Redbrook press release.

Redbrook residents are encouraged to grow native and drought-tolerant plants in accordance with the Redbrook Approved Plant List, eliminate synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, and connect with the Pollinator Pathway Project.