Development in Wildewood began in the late 1960s. Over the decades, the neighborhood has grown steadily. Today, it is one of Columbia’s most recognizable communities.

• The community includes numerous distinct sections, offering a variety of architectural styles that have evolved over the years. Many homes feature brick or stone facades with Cape Cod, Colonial, traditional, or neoclassical ranch designs. Some homes follow New-Traditional architecture.
• Wildewood is celebrated for its natural beauty. Many homes sit on lots larger than half an acre. Mature oaks and pines provide shade and scenic views. As a result, residents enjoy a tranquil, private setting.
• Floor plans are designed with family life in mind. Homes often include large primary suites, multiple living areas, and both formal and informal gathering spaces. Many also feature outdoor living options, such as screened porches, decks, and patios.