As mentioned in the previous post, the
community center in Gran Paradiso is well underway and possibly
nearing completion. As of Saturday, touring was somewhat limited as
the stone floors were being installed. Quick work was being made of
the project, though, so any limitations are not likely to last for
long. The furnishings are anticipated to arrive in mid-March, and the
pool is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
The truly exciting news for today,
however, is that both Arthur Rutenberg Homes and Sam Rodgers
Properties have broken ground on their models in the Gran Paradiso
development. Sam Rodgers is offering five plans within the community,
ranging from $362k to $530k, and the various Arthur Rutenberg plans
range from $400k to just under the $1m mark. The Arthur Rutenberg
model is to be sold with lease-back terms costing somewhere in the $600k's to
$700k's range, but the exact figure has not yet been finalized.
Likely, the Sam Rodgers models will be listed in the same manner,
with specifics determined when they are in later stages of
production.
The floorplans for the models, of
course, have already been determined. There will be two Sam Rodgers
models and one Arthur Rutenberg. The Arthur Rutenberg is a one-story,
three-bedroom plan with a den and bonus room, called the Messina. The
Sam Rogers models are the the Bellisimo, which is a single-story home
with three bedrooms and two full baths, and the Riviera II, which is
a two-story four bedroom with four full baths and a bonus room. All
three of the models are stunning open plans with exquisite
architectural detailing, grand master suites, and three car garages.
These are elegant homes in a luxury, resort-style community located
in one of the best places to retire, according to Forbes (Forbes
top 25 places to retire in 2014) and MSN Money (Money.MSN.com
Ten of the Best U.S. Cities for Retirement 2014). I, myself, am exceptionally anxious to view these models in person once the construction and design teams have worked their magic on them.
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