New Homes of Copperleaf Coming to Tierrasanta in San Diego

VIP interest list forming for summer grand opening.

2012-03-05

SAN DIEGO, CA, March 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) San Diego homebuyers seeking new, detached homes in uniquely desirable Tierrasanta can join the VIP interest list for Copperleaf, where a spring preview is planned ahead of the model grand opening. The preview period will feature guided "dusty shoe" tours of the model homes under construction, and additional opportunities to get a head start on purchasing a new Copperleaf home.

For the latest information and updates, you can join the growing interest list at www.copperleafsd.com or you can call 858-535-9033. Buyers who pre-qualify on the website will automatically become part of the VIP interest list, allowing them to select their choice of floor plan and home site before their new home is built, and to choose cabinetry, granite and other customizing selections.

Copperleaf represents the first opportunity to secure a new home in Tierrasanta in more than 20 years. With pricing expected to begin in the high $500,000s, it offers a favorable ownership opportunity in the rebounding new home markets of Southern California. Copperleaf is situated in the hills in the enclave community of Tierrasanta, which features a wealth of established amenities, plus convenience to downtown San Diego.

The designs at Copperleaf will provide both the charm and distinction of traditional single-family neighborhoods and the updated function and flexibility today's buyers are seeking. Floor plans will offer approximately 1,756 to 1,929 square feet of living space, with 3 to 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Flexible spaces include extra bedrooms and lofts or studies depending on plan selection and configuration. All homes offer 2-car, direct access garages with storage cabinets and luxuriously appointed master suites. Sleek kitchens and state-of-the art materials and technologies are among design highlights.

Copperleaf is a limited edition of 37 homes, so getting updates on the grand opening and new phase releases will offer important advantages to prospective buyers. This pre-opening phase is also the ideal time to get pre-qualified, which can be easily accomplished by downloading and completing the pre-qualification form found on the Copperleaf website, or by clicking here. Buyers who complete this form will automatically become part of the VIP interest list.

Copperleaf residents will enjoy multiple lifestyle advantages at Tierrasanta. Known as "The Island in the Hills," this mature master-planned community is within the city of San Diego, yet is not directly bordered by any community. The 5,800-acre Mission Trails Regional Park, giving residents immediate proximity to hiking and mountain biking trails, defines its eastern boundary. Complementing this is the 818-acre Tierrasanta Open Space, one of the largest urban parks in the U.S.

Tierrasanta provides many amenities for leisure time, anchored by the Tierrasanta Recreation Center, with its lighted sports fields, swimming pool, tennis courts, gym and meeting rooms. With tree-lined streets, walking paths and green belts through its canyons, Tierrasanta presents a secluded ambience, yet is within a 20-minute drive on the I-15 to San Diego's employment centers and to the city's downtown shopping, dining, entertainment, marinas and beaches.

Tierrasanta is also home to top-ranked elementary and middle schools, which are part of the acclaimed San Diego Unified School District. Shopping centers, a branch library and a full calendar of community events round out this established community.

Copperleaf is being developed by Intracorp Companies, known for creating vibrant communities throughout the West Coast and Hawaii. Committed to delivering exceptional ownership opportunities in all of its markets, Intracorp creates thoughtful, lifestyle-focused spaces with innovative features and energy-savings measures, built with true regard for quality, craftsmanship and value. Intracorp's financial stability and integrity further strengthen buyer confidence in a new home by Intracorp, and is matched by the company's steadfast commitment to outstanding customer service. Please see www.IntracorpCompanies.com or http://www.facebook.com/IntracorpCompanies.

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