First America Homes is introducing new home designs for its 203-acre residential phase within Valley Ranch's Azalea District, officials with the homebuilder announced in a May 11 news release.
First America Homes is a division of Valley Ranch developer, The Signorelli Co., and the exclusive builder for the Azalea District, per the release.
The details
The final single-family residential phase will add 359 new homesites to the mixed-use community. Per the release, this new home community will offer elegant home designs ranging from 1,600-3,200 square feet.
The Founders Circle—available to the first 40 qualified buyers—offers priority homesite selection, early access to floor plans and pricing incentives reserved exclusively for the program. Home sales are expected to open this summer, with pricing starting in the $300,000s.
“This special access is a great opportunity for families looking for a high-quality home within a walkable community that offers every lifestyle convenience and excellent long-term value,” First America Homes President John Winniford said in a statement.
What else?
The first phase of the residential development includes 156 homesites on 40- and 50-foot lots scheduled to be delivered this summer, per the release.
Across the collection of floor plans, Azalea District homes feature primary suites that include walk-in closets and spa-inspired bathrooms with choices for expanded showers or freestanding tubs.
Flexible secondary spaces—such as game rooms, studies, or lofts—are included, along with enhanced outdoor living selections, such as covered patios. Select floorplans also offer extended patios, mudrooms, pocket offices and expanded garage layouts.
Residents can enjoy neighborhood amenities including a swimming pool, playground, pavilion and an extensive network of paved trails. Families also have access to all the attractions and conveniences of Valley Ranch, along with New Caney ISD schools. Access to Valley Ranch Recreation Center and over 240 acres of parks and green space, including the 135-acre Grove nature preserve, are also available.
In case you missed it
Per the release, Valley Ranch spans 1,400 acres at the intersection of Hwy. 59 and the Grand Parkway and features a mix of residential, retail, office, dining and entertainment uses. In addition to the planned Azalea District, the community includes more than 2,000 single-family homes and 1,000 multifamily residences.
