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When searching for a new home, there are many factors to consider. While many of our homeowners choose to build their homes from the ground up with us – we also offer quick move-in homes around the Nashville area.
What is a Quick Move-In Home?
The term “quick move-in” refers to any newly constructed home that is either fully or partially complete. If you opt for a Lennar quick move-in home, you can own your new home in as little as 30 days – depending on the specific home you have chosen.
Building your home with Lennar allows you to create a home that is the perfect fit for every aspect of your life, especially with our Everything’s Included® package on every home, for no additional cost! This means features such as Home Automation, professionally designed gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets, upgraded countertops, and luxury hard surface flooring are all included in the price you see. Lennar Nashville-area communities also offer Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ Home Deisgns.
What are the benefits of a Quick Move-In Home?
Relocating Made Easy
Quick move-in homes are a great option for individuals looking to relocate for a new job, or for other personal reasons. With less wait time and less deciding factors, you can be in a new home before you know it! While settling on any home, or choosing to rent, may sound like your only option due to limited time, Lennar quick move-in homes will provide you with a new quality home in a time frame that fits your needs.
No Lengthy Wait Periods
Don’t feel like waiting for your new home to be built? NO PROBLEM! Lennar has a wide variety of beautiful quick move-in homes that you can call your own in as little as 30, 60, or 90 days. Spend less time searching and waiting for a home and more time enjoying new memories and moments in your brand new home!
Everything’s Included®
Deciding on a quick move-in home means that you’ve decided on a home filled with upgrades and features already included. All of Lennar Nashville’s quick move-in homes include an array of features and upgrades at NO additional Cost. Lennar’s Everything’s Included® program adds luxury, Home Automation, and energy efficient features to each home.
Less Interest Rate Guesswork
The sooner you close on your home, the less chance the interest rate has to fluctuate before you get to the closing table. Take advantage of the record low rates, NOW!
BRAND NEW!
Buying a home is the largest investment most people make. A new home means new technology, more energy efficient, new trends and design features, which saves homeowners money the day they move in. When considering a Quick Move-In Home over a previously owned home – with a resale home, it may come with a list of things you would like to change and other major replacements that have seen wear and tear from former inhabitants. With a Lennar Quick Move-In Home, you know you are getting the latest trends in color and design, and it’s a fresh and clean blank slate where you can start your new life!
Skip the construction period and see what our quick move-in homes have to offer! We have multiple homes available in every city Lennar builds in, that are Available NOW, or in 30, 60 or 90 days!
With a new phase of homes now selling at Timber Trace, savvy homebuyers can secure the home of their dreams at an unbelievable value – and be moved in time for the holidays. A family-friendly community with small town charm conveniently located in Summerville, Timber Trace provides effortless access to award-winning Dorchester County II schools, a new Publix grocery store, parks, entertainment, shopping, and dining.
Framed by beautiful live oak trees, Timber Trace feels like away from it all, yet is ideally located off of Highway 61. An array of proposed amenities round out this family-friendly community, including a community fire pit and pavilion, walking trails, playground, and open green space.
Homes at Timber Trace are designed for effortless living and boast from 1,414 to 3,505 square feet of living space, as well as three to six bedrooms and from two to four-and-half baths.
All The “Extras” At No Extra Cost
Lennar’s Everything’s Included program means you’ll get all the extra features you want, included at the best possible value. Some of these homes will include stainless steel appliances, upgraded cabinetry, granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, and stylish trim packages.
Find Your Place at Timber Trace
To schedule a personalized, private tour of our model home opening this fall, we invite you to the Welcome Home Center at 1007 Mossy Rock Drive Summerville, SC 29485, or simply call 843-514-8295.
With the most haunting night of the year growing near, this blog is your guide to alleviating trick-or-treating fear! From maximizing candy potential to making sure every little ghoul gets back home safely, these tips will be easy to remember and even easier to implement. Follow along to make sure you and your family have a safe and successful Halloween!
Tricks for the Trail
Before you and your loved ones head out on a hunt for sweets, make sure you’ve put together a game plan. Knowing which homes are participating and which ones are sitting out will save precious time in the quest to pile up as much candy as possible. Walking with a group is an easy way to make sure everybody gets home safely. Talk to any friends or family members who have children around the same age as your own to make the night more of an event, as well as making those in costume a bit safer.
If you’ve got any young reapers or princesses walking in your party on Halloween, check the length of their robes and dresses. Spending weeks talking up the holiday and getting excited will be wasted if a mini-monster trips on the bottom of their costume. Nothing’s worse than coming home on Halloween at 7:30 with nothing but an empty bucket and skinned knees. A quick hem or a pair of gliding scissors (rough edges on a reaper are okay!) will make sure your Halloween lasts well into the evening.
If you’ve got an older group going trick-or-treating without adults for the first time, there are steps to take to make sure they stay safe. Make sure any kids in the group with cell phones have a full charge and location services turned on so you can check their route and make sure they’re sticking to what you’ve previously planned. Decide on an end time, double-check they know their way around, and stay in contact throughout the night.
Check Your Treats
When you make it back to your own home after spending the night collecting candy, make it a point to have your kiddos pour everything out. It’s now time for the most important part of Halloween: making sure everything they collected through the night is safe to eat. If you’re sneaky enough, you can take a little bit of a tax and call it room and board. Nobody will miss one chocolate bar, right?
While sorting through your kids’ candy, make a point to pull out any candy that looks suspiciously old, unwrapped, or otherwise tampered with. If you followed the plan you set up, your hauls should be huge. Thanks to this great forward thinking, you can toss one or two pieces of candy out without making a dent in any treasure troves.
So the kids don’t feel left out during this step, take it as an opportunity to encourage trades! When the pirate in your group is more of a sour candy connoisseur, but the zombie craves chocolate, there are plenty of chances to make sure everybody gets what they want and nothing they don’t.
If you’ve perfected your plan for trick-or-treating and your night went smoothly, you can ration out your candy and be diving into sweets until well into next year. Plus, thanks to your preparations, the kids in your group will be able to work the homes on your route like pros. If you’re hosting a Halloween party for adults after the trick-or-treating is over, check out these tips to make sure that goes off without a hitch. For more ways to make the most of your Halloween, be sure to like Lennar on Facebook.
Ontario, Calif. – October 2019 – Lennar celebrated a wildly successful turnout at their highly-anticipated Grand Opening of Esperanza last weekend. Thousands of people came out to tour the never-before-seen model homes, with many of the homes selling on the opening day and their first sales release.
“We are absolutely thrilled with the amount of people who came out for the Grand Opening, and positive feedback we heard from homebuyers and attendees,” said Tara Conklin, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Lennar Inland. “This is the first new single-family detached home community exclusively for active adults in the city of Ontario and its clear there is a huge demand in this area. We sold dozens of homes on opening day and have great interest in future releases.”
Esperanza is a gated and highly-walkable community that offers homeowners access to resort-style on-site amenities exclusively for those aged 55 and better. The La Jolla Club which is now open for touring provides an expansive clubhouse with high-end amenities both inside out.
Several gathering and event spaces are located inside along with an impressive full-service bar, catering kitchen, fitness center, movement studio, craft area, game room, wine lockers and more. Outside is a cabana-lined resort-style beach-entry swimming pool, relaxing spa, full outdoor kitchen, several fire pits, dining areas, bocce ball, a future park, dog parks, pickleball courts and community garden.
The three communities, Tejara, Vivir and Modena, each present their own distinctive collection of single-story floorplans that provide modern living spaces ideal for active adults with low maintenance designs and expansive outdoor patios for entertaining. The homes showcase Everything’s Included® features for style and luxury and Thoughtful Design® details to accommodate a variety of lifestyle needs, all at no additional cost.
Among the three new communities are nine floorplans for home shoppers to choose from, available in a variety of elevation styles. Sizes range from approximately 1,381 to 2,135 square feet with two to three bedrooms and up to two and one-half bathrooms.
Pricing starts from the mid $400s for new homes at Esperanza. The La Jolla Club recreation center and nine model homes from each community are now available for touring seven days a week. Visit the Welcome Home Center, located at 4233 E Sonrisa Privado, just off Hamner and Eucalyptus Avenue, in Ontario, call (888) 203-9186 or visit www.livingesperanza.com to schedule your tour today.
About Lennar Corporation
Lennar Corporation, founded in 1954, is one of the nation’s leading builders of quality homes for all generations. The Company builds affordable, move-up and active adult homes primarily under the Lennar brand name. Lennar’s Financial Services segment provides mortgage financing, title and closing services primarily for buyers of the Company’s homes and, through Rialto Mortgage Finance, originates mortgage loans secured primarily by commercial real estate properties throughout the United States. Lennar’s Multifamily segment is a nationwide developer of high-quality multifamily rental properties. Lennar Ventures drives Lennar Corporation’s technology and innovation strategies. For more information about Lennar, please visit www.lennar.com.
To ensure a beautiful, blooming garden in the spring, arrangements must be made in the fall. Of course, there’s the regular business of weeding, pruning and tending, but did you know fall is also a great time to prepare your soil and even plant new trees and shrubs? Make the most of the cool, crisp autumn weather, get outside, and enjoy some quality time with your garden.
Here are six ways you can prepare your outdoor plants this fall:
1. Uproot Pesky Weeds – Out with the old, in with the new. Fall is the time to clear out any weeds, debris such as leaves, and rotting plants and roots that can damage the soil and cause plant disease. It’s also a time to use pre-emergents, which is an herbicide that will help prevent winter weeds like clover, chickweed, and filaree from sprouting. Treating your lawn and garden with pre-emergents, before the weeds germinate, will make the task of removing them in spring far less daunting.
2. Equip Your Soil – Get your hands dirty and embrace the scent of freshly dug soil. Fall is an excellent time to add soil amendments, such as manure, compost, peat moss, and bone meal, which can improve your soil’s texture, increase the state of micro- and macro-organisms, and correct the pH level for maximum fertility. Digging amendments into your soil during the fall season allows the nutrients more time to start breaking down and do their job before spring. Once you’ve added your chosen amendments, you can leave your garden be, or you can cover it if you’re concerned about drainage.
3. Trim the Trees – This is a wise practice not only for the prosperity of your garden in spring but for the safety of your home in winter. Pruning tree limbs in the fall promotes a healthier, better-looking tree and allows for fruiting and flowering. It also prevents trees from becoming too top-heavy and falling over easily in storms. If you’re going to prune your trees yourself, ensure that you cut limbs ¼ inch above a bud at a 45-degree angle – doing so will help prevent water damage, disease, and ensure healthy regrowth. For thick tree branches, we recommend consulting a professional tree service company. To further prepare your evergreen and deciduous species trees for winter, ensure they’re well watered before the ground freezes.
4. Tend to Delicate Flowers – Don’t let your tender flowers shiver at formidable frost – bundle them up! Flowers like roses, fruits and vegetables, and annuals such as impatiens and roses won’t survive temperatures below 55 degrees. So when the forecast starts showing signs of dropping temperatures, cover those flowers up with old sheets, burlap, or even newspapers or cardboard boxes. We wouldn’t recommend plastic covers since they requiring removing when the sun comes and if they’re left on can “cook” your flowers. Fabric sheets and burlap are perfect because you won’t need to remove them until the weather starts warming up in spring. You may also want to cover your most prized trees during the winter season as they too experience stress from below-freezing temperatures. If you do choose to wrap your trees, we recommend spraying with an anti-desiccant and wrapping the trunk with crepe paper designed for trees or a plastic rabbit guard to avoid sunscald.
5. Prune & Mulch Your Perennials – Perennials, the definition of a plant that lives for more than two years, are worthy of your time, love and attention since they’re the ones that show up each year. While hardy Georgia perennials such as blue false indigo, stonecrop, garden phlox, and Siberian iris don’t require extensive winter preparation, there are things you should do this fall to ensure they’re looking their best come spring. Start with layering about six inches of mulch around your perennial plants once the ground is frozen to protect the crown and roots from frost. Next, prune your perennials. While it may be tempting to trim all your plants in one go, some perennials prefer to be pruned in different seasons. Perennial flowers that benefit from a fall trim include bearded iris, bronze fennel, painted daisies, and peonies.
6. Mulch, Mulch, Mulch – There are many benefits to laying new mulch in fall – it reduces drainage, wards off weeds, helps to control soil temperature and moisture, and it has all winter to break down and provide your soil with fresh organic nutrients in spring. Plus, this labor-intensive task is far more comfortable in colder weather and provides the perfect excuse to spend more time outdoors in your garden before winter!
7. Plant New Life – Fall’s cool temperatures make it an excellent time to plant trees, shrubs, and perennials. Why? Because the soil is still warm, and there’s still enough time for plants to establish roots before winter’s dormancy and the stress of summer’s heat. For best results, water your plants often to ensure they’re receiving adequate moisture. The best plants to grow at this time include cool-season vegetables such as spinach, parsley, lettuce, radish, and kale. Pick a spot close to your home so you can water them daily and harvest easily for fresh garden-to-table meals.
