The community is being built out by Tri Pointe Homes, KB Home and Brightland Homes and will feature a total of 40 floor plans to choose from with prices ranging between $340,995-$679,990.
A closer look
According to a Tri Pointe news release, there will be:
- 53 homes built spanning 1,831-2,969 square feet and one to two stories tall
- Eight floor plans with three to five bedrooms, two to four bathrooms and two- or 2 1/2-bay garages
- Base home prices between the low $400,000s and low $500,000s
- LivingSmart technology equipped in every home
- Span 1,271-2,897 square feet and be one or two stories tall
- Include 12 floor plans with one to five bedrooms, two to 3 1/2 baths and one-bay garages
- Be priced between $340,995-$449,995
- Span 1,610-4,130 square feet and be one or two stories tall
- Feature 20 floor plans with three to five bedrooms, two to four baths and two- to three-car garages
- Be priced between $399,990-$679,990
According to Chelsea Timmons, vice president of community experience at Tri Pointe Homes, the neighborhood will be a “boutique community,” meaning with its smaller scale, there won’t be some of the standard amenities typically seen in master-planned communities, such as a pool or a park.
“It has more of what we like to call ‘natural amenities,’” Timmons said. “The community has a trail system that connects down to the San Gabriel River that has a beautiful tree-lined walking path.”
Timmons also added that the community’s location is one of its major selling points.
“It’s the western-most community in Georgetown, so what that gives our buyers is the opportunity to still live in Georgetown but to also have the area conveniences of not being very far from their family and friends who are in Leander or Liberty Hill,” Timmons said. “It really puts them at this prime point right in between the Ronald Reagan [Boulevard] Corridor and I-35.”
