“In 2016, the Cramers sold the estate to developer Fred Caligiuri, who divided the property into 40 lots. But the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission purchased the Barnhardt-Cramer House along with the four lots it occupied and negotiated a new site plan. Since then, Grandfather Homes has led construction on 17 of the 37 surrounding homes, and its president, Matt Ewers, restored and moved into the Barnhardt-Cramer House, which remains the historic focus of Cramer’s Pond.”
Inside A Plaza Midwood Home That Also Serves As A Design Studio And Showroom #3
