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Lennar’s new homes in Hendersonville, Tennessee are part of Durham Farms, an innovative community designed to bring people and families together! This article from Freehold Communities explains all that Lennar has to offer right in the heart of Sumner County.
Durham Farms was designed to bring neighbors and families together while encouraging a healthy and robust lifestyle. With nearly three miles of paved and creek-side trails, multiple parks, a resort-style pool and The HUB WiFi café, Durham Farms provides all of the amenities needed for you and your family to be active while staying engaged with your community. And because your home is such an essential part of this lifestyle and community, Lennar Homes has been selected as one of the homebuilders to ensure the Durham Farms vision blossoms into reality.
Lennar Homes was founded in 1954 and has since grown to become one of the nation’s largest builders of quality homes. Their core principles of Quality, Value and Integrity perfectly align with the values of Durham Farms, and ensure that every home they craft delivers the timeless architectural design and value that you expect to find in a Lennar Home.
In order to provide residents of Durham Farms a variety of homes to choose from, Lennar Homes will offer a collection of one- and two-story homes starting in the low $300,000s. With homes ranging in size from approximately 1,800-2,450 square feet with three to four bedrooms and two to three bathrooms, there’s something for every family at Durham Farms. And Lennar’s Everything’s Included® approach means upgrades like granite countertops and crown molding are included at no additional cost. What’s more, everything included will be specific to the community, making your home specially designed for the families and lifestyle of Durham Farms.
To learn more about Lennar Homes and the other homebuilders of Durham Farms, join our Founders Club and visit the Lennar Homes website for pricing and information on floorplans.
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Millennials, also known as “Generation Y”, are those born between the 1980s to the late 1990’s. You hear time after time that Millennials face financial challenges due to student loans and limited jobs. This results in questions like “Can they achieve homeownership?” or “Is owning a home still a part of the American Dream?”, targeted towards this age group.
We wanted to get first hand answers from a few of our Lennar associates who fit in the Millennial category, and get their perspective on home buying. We learned that they all have a plan to eventually own a home, but are each taking different routes to get to that point in their life.
Get to know April, Kaitlin and Lindsay and see their favorite Lennar dream home show above their name.
I currently live with my parents in their home; this is actually the second time I have moved back in with them. When I graduated college, I needed a free place to stay till I found a job. I started a career in the petroleum industry and lived with my parents for a year to save up rent and emergency funds, after which I moved into a single apartment for a year and a half. When the oil and gas market took a bad turn earlier this year, I was laid off and could no longer afford to live in my apartment; fortunately, my parents – my heroes – brought me back under their roof.
Though I now work for Lennar, I have come to an agreement with my parents that I will continue living with them until I have saved up enough money for a new car, followed by a healthy reserve fund with which to afford independent living arrangements further down the road – not another apartment.
Personally, I would love to have a home somewhere away from the city, a little closer to the country, closer to my horse; yes, I have a horse, and caring for a large animal is no piece of cake when you live in an apartment with annual rent increases. My dad, on the other hand, believes that if I want to avoid rent fiascos and acquire equity, a condo would be ideal.
I would prefer to live in the country. I do not want to be so far from civilization that I feel isolated, but just far enough to be surrounded by trees and wildlife; have a big green pasture for my horse and his pasture-mate to run in; and smell clean air – I hate city smog! I like the small-town country areas, with the city life about 45 minutes away.
For now, though, I will probably settle on the idea of a condo, like my dad suggested. It will not be in the heart of a city, but somewhere along the outskirts, with the barn no more than a 30-minute drive away.
Once I have saved up for a new car, I will begin saving up for the condo. I have not begun researching potential places yet; I like to focus on one thing at a time, and the car is front and center, until it takes a temporary backseat to horse-related expenditures and birthday/wedding/baby shower/holiday shopping commitments. I am hoping my dad will assist me in this endeavor of acquiring a condo though; our family is very good about taking care of each other.
Sadly, I am constantly running around on a daily basis to get things done; the idea that I might be able to use community features at a condo is unlikely. However, if I found the time, I would like there to be a swimming pool, a park, and possibly a gym. Aside from the recreational features, convenient, well-lit and secure parking areas are a must!
I am currently living with my parents in order to save up money and build my own home. I worked through college and paid for my own tuition so I had very little savings in the bank. I also had to buy a car which depleted my savings my first year out of college therefore I was starting all over again. My relationship with my parents is very easy going so it’s not hard to go about my daily life living under their roof.
My boyfriend and I are currently saving money together to build a townhome on an empty homesite just east of downtown Houston. We have a homesite picked out and are going through the purchasing process. We will continue to save for a couple of years until we are ready to jump into the construction aspect of the home.
I have lived in the suburbs my whole life and enjoyed the time there but I have always wanted to live full time in the city. Houston has been renovating itself for the past 5-8 years and I love being close to everything like parks, concert venues, shopping, restaurants and entertainment.
I hope that my saving habits will help me reach my goal sooner. Since I paid my college tuition each semester I don’t have a loan except for my car which will be paid off soon. I have learned how to be frugal and splurge where I feel it’s fine.
I’m currently living with my parents because I decided it would be smart for me to save up as much as I can before I move out. This way I can save up for a new car, as well as save for my future living expenses. And honestly, homemade meals aren’t always as bad thing!
My boyfriend and I plan to rent an apartment together in the spring. After renting for a year or two (maybe more), we hope to purchase a home together.
I’d prefer to continue living in the suburbs. I’ve always lived in the suburbs, so it has always felt like home to me. I’m close to all of the stores and restaurants that I shop and eat at, and if I want to experience the city life, I am just a 45-minute drive away. I feel that the suburbs are a perfect middle ground for my lifestyle.
I will continue doing what I am doing now which is saving a lot! This way, when I move out I can feel confident about paying my rent and also have savings set aside for the future.
I plan to buy a home in the future, but as of right now, the only thing that would change my mind from renting to owning would be having a long-term plan. In the meantime, renting an apartment will allow my boyfriend and I to have a temporary home until we figure out our future plans!
Brace yourselves, homeowners. Winter is coming, and its unpleasant chill will send a number of unwelcome critters scurrying into your homes in search of warmth, food, and shelter, unless you set up the proper defenses. Here are some tips in DIY pest control that will help you put out the “No Vacancy” sign on these creepy tenants.
The Kitchen is Closed
Unprotected food rings the dinner bell for hungry intruders. Pantry items, such as baking ingredients, pasta, rice, cereal, cookies, and pet food – “dry” foods, should be stored in airtight containers made of nothing less than heavy plastic, as both rodents and insects alike can effortlessly chew threw the flimsy paper or cardboard packaging these items come in. An unsettling thought: A food product can become infested by one or more insects before and after reaching the grocery store. This is a rare occurrence, but all the more reason to unpack your groceries and transfer the “dry” food items to containers.
Regardless of aesthetic appeal, you should never leave a bowl of fruit out on your kitchen counter or table. As fruit ripens, it gives off a strong aroma that purposefully attracts seed-spreading critters, which is how wild produce is sown, but your kitchen is not a grove. Store all of your produce in the refrigerator; the cold deters pests and slows down the ripening process of most crop items, allowing you more time to enjoy them.
If your trashcan has means to breathe, releasing the odors of discarded rubbish, vermin will be lured with full disregard for expiration dates and mold. Purchase a trash can with a locking lid, in addition to thicker trash bags that help mask the stench of the garbage. And, while on the subject of waste, be sure to never leave dirty dishes in the sink, and regularly clean your garbage disposal.
Finally, make it a habit to clean the stove top, cutting board, counter spaces, and other kitchen surfaces after cooking and eating; remove all stains and crumb trails because even the smallest trace of nourishment will attract a swarm of insects. Ants are a great example: One or two “scouts” trail the kitchen in search of food and, once a source is found, the “scouts” return to the colony, which proceeds with an invasion.
Additional Sources: Insect Pests of Stored Foods, Pantry Pests
Dry Up
Water is essential to all forms of life, and if critters have access to water in your home, they can breed and multiply. Bugs, in particular, are attracted to damp environments, making the bathroom a prime target for infestation. Clear clogged drains and fix dripping faucets and/or shower heads to prevent standing water in the sink and bathtub. Regularly clean the toilet bowl and tank to chemically treat the water. And, run the bathroom fan after each use of the shower or bath to clear the air of humidity.
Roaches are notorious for hanging around and crawling into plumbing systems, and you may notice that most vermin frequent or hide out under the kitchen or bathroom sink, where it is dark and moist. For this reason, you should habitually check the plumbing in your home for leaks. Minor leaks can be temporarily fixed with epoxy, clamps, waterproof tape, or patch kits, until you replace the cracked portion of the pipe; do not rely on a temporary fix to permanently keep pests away because if the pipe is in worse enough shape to crack or break once, it will do it again.
Additional Sources: How to Stop a Dripping Bathtub Faucet, How to Prevent Cockroaches in Your Drains, Patching Leaking Metal Water Pipes, How to Fix Pipes, Repairing Frozen or Broken Pipes
Seal Up Your Home
Where there is a will, there is a way, and pests are ever searching for viable access points into your home; even the smallest opening, so long as air can pass through it, will allow free entry to the tiniest of raiders. Take the time to conduct a thorough examination of your home’s exterior from the base of its foundation to the top of the roof, and build your barricades. Fill any cracks, gaps, or holes you see in the foundation, siding, or roof seam with weatherproof silicon caulking or flexible patching compound; this includes fissures along a window frame and any cavities where wires, cables, and/or pipes enter the home. If a screen is torn or missing from a door, window, exhaust vent, or air flow vent in the attic, replace it or use an aluminum screen patch for a temporary fix. Seal off door perimeters with weather stripping and, if the door has warped from changing weather conditions, address this issue by sanding down the bowed sides or readjusting the door mechanics.
Your roof is an operable entry point for a range of vermin, including rats, bats, possums, and raccoons, to enter the attic, where they will happily feast on the insects that prematurely invaded the loft ahead of them. When inspecting the roof, check for loose shingles or weather-beaten portions that have become lax with moisture and mold, and replace these sections. Soffit and attic vents should be covered with insect screening and hardware cloth; hardware cloth, if properly installed with a staple gun, deters larger vermin from infiltrating the attic. Caulk any holes you see along the roof, and if you have a chimney, consider the installation of a chimney cap.
Additional Sources: How to Keep Animals Out of Your Attic, How to Prevent Pests from Entering Your Attic – Video
Get Rid of the Clutter
Clutter creates more places for critters to hide and nest; not only that, but some insect diets allow for manufactured biodegradable materials. An example: Silverfish eat cellulose, glue, linen, and silk, while cockroaches devour book bindings and wallpaper paste. This being said, your first step in de-cluttering your home should be the removal of the following items:
The next step is to go through your home, room by room, and part with the things you do not need or use anymore, such as old clothes and shoes, books, or the tacky holiday gifts your relatives gave you – we all get those. You do not necessarily need to throw these things out with the garbage; depending on their condition, you can bring these items to a Goodwill and get a tax write-off.
Third and last step: Organize the remainder of your clutter. Any space in the home you use for storage, whether it is the basement or attic or a spare room, venture in there and pack up your belongings in sealable plastic tubs. If you have a stack of important papers and documents, lock up the irrecoverable items (e.g., birth and marriage certificates, passports, and medical records) in a fireproof box and file the rest away in a labeled folder system. Finally, free up your closet space by packing your non-seasonal wear in plastic tubs and store them where it is cool, dry, and well-ventilated – not the attic.
Additional Sources: 20 Ways to Declutter Your Home, 8 Tips for Organizing Your Paperwork, Store Seasonal Clothing
Outdoor Fortifications
Regular landscape maintenance reduces bug populations. Prune shrubs and trim back tree branches that touch your home; these create a natural bridge for non-flying insects to cross. Mow the lawn to uncover ant hills and other signs of bug colonization. Clean out the gutters and drains to prevent standing water, and rake up piles of leaves and debris that pose as hiding places for crawlies. If you have a traditional wood fireplace, stack your kindling outside, away from your home; bugs eat and inhabit timber, and to pile it beside your home provides an access point into your domicile.
You do not need to fight insect armies alone; invite their natural predators – birds and bats – to even the odds. Simply install a few birdhouses and/or bat houses, and set out a fresh water supply with a birdbath; be sure to change out the water once a week to prevent growing algae or hatching mosquito larvae. Some of you readers may be hesitant about encouraging bats to live in your yard, but as these flying mammals are nocturnal and have a diet that typically consists of insects and fruit, you will hardly ever see them unless you are a night owl.
Additional Sources: 10 Time-Tested Tricks for a Bug-Free Backyard, Natural Garden Pest Control, Build a Bat House
Nature’s Repellents
Just as some plants repel humans (e.g., poison ivy or stinging nettle), there are species of flora that ward off bugs. You can add these leafy blockades to your garden or keep them potted in your home; you can even purchase their extracted oils and make a natural bug spray. This last tip in DIY pest control cannot solely guarantee your home will be free of insects; it is merely an extra precaution to take after following all of the previously mentioned guidelines.
Additional Sources: How to Keep Pests Out Naturally, 22 Natural Ways to Repel Insects
Crawling to a Conclusion…
Please note that the guidelines in this article help prevent the invasion of vermin, not control or eliminate an already existent raid. If you find yourself facing a current infestation, call a professional pest control service, and then follow these guidelines after your home is critter free.
Additional Sources: 10 Ways to Bug-proof Your Home, How to Bug Proof Your Home
Village Builders’ goal to make dreams come true without compromising price, location, value, and integrity, creates yet another superior community in the heart of Frisco. Village Builders newly opened community, Estates at Rockhill, gives buyers a superior definition of “Luxury Included.”
To set the bar high, Village Builders recently started construction on the Sedona floor plan, part of their Vista Collection, as the model home at Estates at Rockhill. The 5-bedroom Sedona combines the dramatic Wow Factor of a 2-story family room with the efficiency of a larger-sized family home. A 2nd bedroom downstairs is ideal for in-laws or as an easily-accessible nursery. Each floor includes a convenient powder bath for guests. Upstairs features 3 spacious bedrooms and a gameroom, along with 2 full bathrooms and 1 powder bath.
Estates at Rockhill is located in the highly desirable town of Frisco, off of FM 423 and Rockhill Parkway making it convenient to get around the city. It has a low tax rate of 2.25% and part of the Frisco ISD, which is rated an exemplary school district. The Star in Frisco recently opened and the city signed a 25 year deal with the Dallas Cowboys to use the event and sports facility, which is approximately 25 acres. The Dallas Cowboys hold training camps there and the high schools will use the facility for games. Frisco is home of the Rough Riders, Texas Tornado, and Dr. Pepper Arena, so there are plenty of fun family activities to do! Families will love having several restaurants to choose from, along with great shopping at the Stonebriar Mall and Ikea close by.
The floor plans offered in this community range from 2,310 – 4,391 square feet, offering 3, 4, and 5 bedrooms with options for a dining room, study, game room, and media room. The homes have kitchen layouts that open into the family room as well as having large utility rooms. Three of the plans offered are Village Builders Revolutionary The Home Within A Home. The Home Within a Home homes have a private suit that includes a bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, private living area, and optional washer/dryer, and the “Freedom” plan even has its own private covered patio. Stewart Parker, Dallas/Ft. Worth Division President said “When creating this community we knew without a doubt that The Home Within a Home concept belonged here. We want to give people what they are looking for in the location where they want to live. The Home Within a Home concept meets so many different families’ needs and it fits right into the welcoming atmosphere that this community creates.”
Lennar and Village Builders have grown to become one of the nation’s leading and most respected homebuilders and proudly remain steadfast in their commitment toward quality, value and integrity. Lennar and Village Builders have a longstanding history of building exceptional homes in only the most well planned and desirable locations throughout the country.
For more information about Village Builders at Estates at Rockhill or The Home Within a Home, contact the New Home Consultant, Kristin Joyce, at 972-624-6250, visit VillageBuilders.com, or stop by the Sales Trailer at 166 Timber Creek Lane, Frisco, TX 75068.
Are you’re thinking about buying a new home, but feel like you’re not ready to take expenses and financial responsibility that comes with owning? The good news is – you may be more ready than you think! Emmie Martin for Business Insider shares the 9 signs that you’re ready to buy that new home you’ve been dreaming of.
1. Your emergency fund is separate from your down payment
When it comes to buying a home, the more you have in savings, the better. But the money you’re putting away for a down payment — typically 20% of the price of the home — should remain completely separate from your emergency fund.
“People will have money saved and they end up putting the entire amount toward the down payment to afford the home, and have no money leftover,” says Eric Roberge, CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock.
He warns that there are always added expenses when buying a new home, from random repairs to needing more furniture to fill a larger space, so your down payment should never drain your entire savings account. “Things are going to be more expensive, so you want to have a buffer for that.”
2. You have more saved up than the bare minimum for a down payment
Unforeseen expenses always come up when buying a home. Closing costs alone, which can include anything from inspection fees to title insurance, can add an additional 5% to the final price of the home. It’s better to have a cushion on your down payment than to find yourself digging into your emergency fund or being forced to step away from the deal.
“You can never have enough money saved in the home buying year,” Roberge says. “The process itself is complicated enough without having financial difficulties.”
First-time buyers are also 40% more likely to exceed the initial budget they set when buying a home, according to The Zillow Group Report. It’s always better to have some wiggle room.
3. You know when to step away — and you’re prepared to actually do it
With closing costs added on at the end, the final price tag of a home can be up to $10,000 more than you originally anticipated. Go into any negotiations with more than the bare minimum down payment ready, but know when too much is too much.
“You have to be prepared to write checks,” Roberge says. “And really, you should understand how much you’re willing to write versus walk away. You don’t want to just be writing checks that you can’t afford because you think you need to and you’re all wrapped up in the emotions of buying a home. You need to have a specific plan and not sway from that plan.”
4. You have a good credit score
Your credit score will not only determine if you can get a mortgage but what the interest rate will be, Roberge says. A low credit score can mean significantly higher monthly payments, which puts an obvious stress on your budget.
Credit scores can fluctuate, so it’s best to check it early in the home buying process. (You can do so at a free site like Credit Karma or Credit.com.) If it’s not in a good range, take some time to work on building it up.
Lennar San Antonio has won Lennar’s 2016 National Z Values Contest, outranking 29 other Lennar divisions.
The annual award ranks Lennar divisions across the country on construction quality and customer satisfaction, based on homeowner surveys conducted through H2Insight, a customer experience survey firm, as well as internal Lennar metrics regarding construction processes and quality. The Z Values program, which evolved from a commitment to having “zero defects” during a homeowner orientation, embodies Lennar’s core principles of Quality, Value and Integrity.
Lennar San Antonio ranked number one in these categories among all Lennar divisions:
• Overall Customer Satisfaction
• Home Readiness
• Quality of Workmanship and Materials
• Sales Staff
• Construction Staff
• Customer Care Staff
• Homebuyers who would recommend Lennar
“We are tremendously proud of all of our Lennar San Antonio Associates in this outstanding achievement,” David Grove, Division President of San Antonio and Austin, said. “Our Associates, day in and day out, strive to deliver the very best homes and best service to our homebuyers. Our Associates’ dedication to our customers drives us everyday to be the best homebuilder in San Antonio.”
Lennar San Antonio currently builds new homes in over 30 communities across the greater San Antonio area under both the Lennar and Village Builders brands. Lennar’s Everything’s Included program provides added value to homeowners, offering decorative touches, appliances, Energy Star certification, and other features that would typically be upgrades with other builders. Besides providing outstanding customer service, Lennar builds excellent value into its communities and floor plans, giving homebuyers peace of mind in their homebuying decision.
For more information on the dozens of move-in ready inventory homes currently available in San Antonio area communities, visit http://www.lennar.com/New-Homes/Texas/San-Antonio, see one of Lennar San Antonio’s New Home Consultants or call (210) 393-8095. Models are open daily in every community from 10am-7pm (opening at Noon on Fridays and Sundays).
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Lennar is one of the nation’s leading homebuilders with over 60 years of experience building homes and communities all across the country. Founded on the continuing principles of quality, value and integrity, Lennar builds new homes for first-time and move-up buyers, as well as retirees. Lennar San Antonio offers energy-efficient new homes currently starting from the $160’s to the $370’s and ranging from 1,242 sq. ft. to more than 3,300 sq. ft. in communities across the greater San Antonio area. Discover the revolutionary The Home Within A Home® at communities across San Antonio. For more information on Lennar, visit Lennar.com.
Village Builders is introducing a revolutionary new floor plan in their newest community, Creeks of Legacy, in Celina, TX. Village Builders has recognized individual homebuyers and their families need to share living expenses. This concept provides a great solution for long-term guests, family members or anyone else who can utilize this innovative space.
The private suite at Creeks of Legacy includes a separate entrance with a private living room, kitchenette, bedroom, and bathroom. Village Builders designed this unique option to be incorporated into the envelope of a “traditional” floor plan in a way that allows it to remain a separate space but also offers direct access from the main home, while providing a private access from the exterior of the home. Overall, many different uses can be envisioned for the suite depending upon the family’s needs.
“We are constantly keeping our finger on the pulse of new trends in homebuilding – and this home is taking the company to the next level of innovation by providing homebuyers with even more choices and options than ever before,” said Stewart Parker, Division President. “The great thing is that this private suite can be integrated into the main home’s living space or kept as a private residence, it’s your choice!”
The city of Celina is the new up and coming town that has something to offer everyone. For those who enjoy the conveniences of the city close by but still want the feeling of living in a small town, this is the community for you. Climate, convenience, a “small town” character, and accessibility to the metro-plex are only a few of the qualities that make Celina such an attractive location.
Some of the luxury features of the homes in Creeks of Legacy are an upgraded GE Energy Star stainless steel appliance package with a gas stove, granite kitchen countertops, ceiling fans, 2” faux wood blinds throughout, make these homes move-in ready.
Village Builders is showcasing its most popular plan, The Genesis. This is the exclusive one story private suite that includes a kitchenette, living room, bathroom, bedroom with walk-in closet, and an optional washer/dryer location. The main home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a dining room, a large open kitchen with nook that opens into the living room. The dining room can be optioned into a study or theater room. You can also, option in a door in bedroom 3 that will make the private suite a 2 bedroom instead of a one bedroom. There are many options available that allow this home to fit different families’ needs.
Their pride emanates from each detail of every home. Awarded for cutting edge design and attentive customer care, Village Builders homes have been a sign of success for generations of Texas families, steeped in a tradition of excellence, quality craftsmanship and attention to detail. What’s more, the opportunity to give your Village Builders home an even greater level of uniqueness is available with a custom collection of features and upgrades through the exclusive Design Studio. You’ll find it easy to bring your wants, needs and aspirations to life with Village Builders.
Creeks of Legacy is located in the highly desirable town of Celina with convenient access to Dallas Parkway, Dallas North Tollway, and Highway 380. Located in the City of Celina, this community offers beautiful homes with convenient access to great shopping and dining and excellent schools in Prosper ISD.
For more information, visit our Welcome Home Center at 3005 Barton Creek Court, Celina TX 75009, contact our New Home Consultant Shaun Arnold at 469-202-5010, or visit our website at villagebuilders.com/dallas.
Lennar, the Twin Cities’ number one homebuilder for the tenth consecutive year, announces that they are now pre-selling at the new Settler’s Ridge neighborhood in Inver Grove Heights. This highly sought after location is conveniently located near St. Paul for an easy commute in addition to the luxurious included features and thoughtful design of the neighborhood. Settler’s Ridge will be offering the Landmark Collection of homes. These homes ranges from 1,902 to 4,816 square feet and prices will start from the high $400’s.
As Lennar’s first neighborhood in the city of Inver Grove Heights, Settler’s Ridge has generated extensive interest. The Landmark homes at this community will offer elegant designs, energy efficient plans and a remarkable location. Located in the Rosemount-Apple Valley- Eagan School District 196, children in this community will attend Woodlands Elementary, Dakota Middle School and Eagan High School.
Settler’s Ridge will be located within 5 miles of the new Vikings training facility in Eagan. The Twin Cities Premium Outlet and Promenade Shopping Center will also be nearby in Eagan. Whether your interests include shopping, dining or frequenting downtown attractions, Lennar’s Settler’s Ridge neighborhood is conveniently located near I-35E, I-494 and Highway 55 to easily connect you to your destination. This community offers a wide variety of recreational activities for you and your family.
The Settler’s Ridge Welcome Home Center is projected to open sometime at the end of November 2016. For more information, please contact Denise and Catherine at Denise.Hutchinson@lennar.com and Catherine.Kleve@lennar.com or (800) 496-3962.
Lennar is leading the way in new home construction by including exceptional designs, desirable upgrades and energy efficient features in our “Everything’s Included” packages. Lennar also implements quality assurance through every step of the home buying process to ensure a satisfactory experience for our customers.
For more information about Lennar, call 877-203-7191 or visit www.LENNAR.com
Lennar’s Fall Fest Planned for Embrey Mill in Stafford VA.
On Saturday, November 5th Lennar Virginia will host a Fall Fest from 11am-3pm at Embrey Mill located in Stafford County. Interested homebuyers and their families are invited to come out and tour the beautiful McClellan model and see Lennar’s homes for sale in Stafford, VA, all while learning more about all the fun and excitement the community has to offer. There will be a complimentary Beer tasting from Wild Run Brewing Company for guests over 21 years old and fall inspired fare provided by A Taste of Elegance, both local businesses in Stafford County.
Embrey Mill is an amenity rich community with new homes for sale in Stafford, VA. The community is located within Stafford County, which is considered one of Washington, D.C.’s fastest growing suburbs according to Michael J. Gaynor with the Washingtonian. For active families the community offers the Embrey House featuring the Before ‘n’ After Café and Lounge and a fully-equipped fitness center, several themed parks throughout the community, family friendly picnic areas, playground, athletic field, swimming pool and over 10 miles of walking trails. Within Embrey Mill, Lennar is offering 4 unique floor plan designs featuring open concept living priced from the $460,000’s.
The McClellan plan by Lennar Virginia includes 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The spacious well-planned kitchen features an abundance of cabinet space, GE® stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. The expansive island overlooks the family room making this home perfect for entertaining family and friends. Homeowners will appreciate the separate dining room, while day-to-day meals will be convenient in the light filled breakfast nook.
The well-appointed owner’s suite on the second level features its own sitting room and tray ceiling with a lovely owner’s bathroom. Three additional bedrooms upstairs offer all the space a growing family needs. The McClellan has plenty of options available; your family may choose to finish the basement with a recreational room and a full bath. Come explore a Lennar home designed with you in mind!
