Thanks for the 411 on fill in tracts. I wonder if that will happen over in Wolf Creek? where it looks like there are still sections to be built out?
Our new home is in Vintage Hills – any thoughts on that neighborhodd? Our 2800 sf house is about 18 yrs old. We had some stucco repaired last week and the repair guy was impressed with the thick layer of stucco on the house. He said it was the best built tract home he’s seen in a long time.
Lot is very large, kitchen has been upgraded, it has nice views and a pool/spa. The lawn was trashed by the former owners – looks like they set it on fire – so we wont be putting down water-guzzling sod, but plan to xeriscape as much we can. My eventual goal is to make the outside a nice “living space.”
We intentionally sought out a larger lot because we wanted a “space cushion” from neighbors.
The floorplan is just right for us – a decent master with extra rooms for a guest room and two offices. Most of the newer floorplans here are awkwardly large for people without kids.
We’re replacing the flooring with new porcelain tile and carpet, repainting, have added an extra closet, changed some doors and doorways, and plan to upgrade the baths a bit. As we look at things like $500 faucets – and I resist the urge to go with travertine tile – I’m keeping your “Pinto rims” analogy in mind!
