BEAUMONT, CA, May 18, 2013 (Press-News.org) A new phase of five homes has been released for sale at LivingSmart Homes Sundance in Beaumont. This popular Inland Empire new home neighborhood, which is also available in Tournament Hills in Beaumont and at Canyon Hills in Lake Elsinore, features both one- and two-story single-family detached homes priced from the mid $200,0000s. LivingSmart Homes Sundance opened for sale in mid-April and 17 homes have been sold to date.
"Sales and traffic have been very steady at LivingSmart Homes Sundance where motivated home buyers are discovering that they can afford to buy a new home and get all the features that make a new house special, as well as energy-efficient," said Matt Sauls, regional marketing director for Pardee Homes. "LivingSmart Homes is the ideal neighborhood for the thriving, family-oriented Sundance master-planned community and offers move-up and first-time buyers five versatile floor plans that are designed to meet the needs of families of all sizes."
LivingSmart Homes Sundance offers floor plans with three to seven bedrooms, two to four baths, two and three-bay garages and square footage ranging from approximately 1,900 to 3,099 square feet. Included features such as slab granite kitchen countertops and stainless steel appliances are complemented by a host of room options such as media niches, extra bedrooms, fireplaces, garage workshops and master-bedroom decks in select plans. Spacious master bedroom suites have luxurious bathrooms with private dressing areas and walk-in closets and upgraded kitchens include a spacious food storage pantry, Whirlpool appliances and a kitchen island (in most plans). Spanish, Traditional and French architectural styles grace the exteriors.
Pardee offers a number of optional features to help personalize each home, including value kitchen, home wiring and bathroom fixture packages. Added electrical and low voltage options such as additional lighting, duplex outlets and telephone, cable or data outlets are available, as are mirrored wardrobe doors, a central vacuum system and a gas appliance fireplace in select plans. Every home at Sundance comes with Verizon FIOS fiber-optic broadband access.
"LivingSmart Homes Sundance has been designed for today's energy-conscious homebuyers by incorporating an array of standard and optional measures that boost energy efficiency, help reduce water consumption and improve indoor air quality in a new home," said Sauls. "In addition to appealing to today's savvy, energy conscious buyer, LivingSmart Homes Sundance is sure to appeal to anyone seeking a traditionally styled home built in a great neighborhood that includes schools, parks, nearby shopping, services and easy freeway access."
Built by Pardee Homes, LivingSmart Homes Sundance is ideally located within master-planned Sundance in Beaumont, where two elementary schools, two parks and a community recreation center are within walking distance from many of the homes. Sundance is also located in proximity of prominent regional parks, hiking, biking, camping and fishing at Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead in the San Bernardino Mountains. Golfers will appreciate the variety of nearby golf courses, ideal for every playing ability.
Established in 1921, Pardee Homes is active in California's Inland Empire, San Diego and Los Angeles/Ventura markets, and in Las Vegas. The company emphasizes master-planned communities that include schools, parks and open space, and is noted for quality construction, customer service and dedication to the educational and civic goals of the communities in which it builds.
For more information about LivingSmart Homes Sundance visit www.pardeehomes.com or call (951) 264-0127 or (951) 797-0216. The sales office and two model homes are located at 1287 W. Tulip Circle in Beaumont.
New Home Phase Release Now Selling at LivingSmart Homes at Sundance; Built by Pardee Homes
A new phase release of five homes is now selling in Beaumont at Pardee Homes' LivingSmart Homes Sundance. New homes are priced from the mid-$200,000s. Floor plans include both one and two-story homes.
2013-05-18
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[Press-News.org] New Home Phase Release Now Selling at LivingSmart Homes at Sundance; Built by Pardee HomesA new phase release of five homes is now selling in Beaumont at Pardee Homes' LivingSmart Homes Sundance. New homes are priced from the mid-$200,000s. Floor plans include both one and two-story homes.