Stonebridge-Toll Brothers

[sunny88]

We also visited the models and felt that they are probably nicer than the Serenity and Montoro (as far as we could tell as models are not finished yet). The latter phase lots (on the same street as the models) have definitely better views. As far as the pricing goes we felt that you will have to add a lot for upgrades which adds a significant amount to the initial price. Compared to Serenity or Montoro you will get a better quality home for a slightly higher per square foot price. We are strongly considering one of these homes but would like to wait a little to see how the finished models look like.

[recordsclerk]

I wasn’t able to go. I wonder what the prices were.

[recordsclerk]

I wasn’t able to go. I wonder what the prices were.

[recordsclerk]

I wasn’t able to go. I wonder what the prices were.

[recordsclerk]

I wasn’t able to go. I wonder what the prices were.

[recordsclerk]

I wasn’t able to go. I wonder what the prices were.

[Navydoc]

We are strongly considering the San Clemente, Mediteranean elevation, which starts at $874k. This is a 2 story, 4397 sq ft, 4 car garage (2 doubles, not a tandem). Obviously upgrades will add quite a bit, but the Toll standard finishes are already a step up from some other builders.

[Navydoc]

We are strongly considering the San Clemente, Mediteranean elevation, which starts at $874k. This is a 2 story, 4397 sq ft, 4 car garage (2 doubles, not a tandem). Obviously upgrades will add quite a bit, but the Toll standard finishes are already a step up from some other builders.

[Navydoc]

We are strongly considering the San Clemente, Mediteranean elevation, which starts at $874k. This is a 2 story, 4397 sq ft, 4 car garage (2 doubles, not a tandem). Obviously upgrades will add quite a bit, but the Toll standard finishes are already a step up from some other builders.

[Navydoc]

We are strongly considering the San Clemente, Mediteranean elevation, which starts at $874k. This is a 2 story, 4397 sq ft, 4 car garage (2 doubles, not a tandem). Obviously upgrades will add quite a bit, but the Toll standard finishes are already a step up from some other builders.

[Navydoc]

We are strongly considering the San Clemente, Mediteranean elevation, which starts at $874k. This is a 2 story, 4397 sq ft, 4 car garage (2 doubles, not a tandem). Obviously upgrades will add quite a bit, but the Toll standard finishes are already a step up from some other builders.

[Anonymous]

I also went to see what they really had. I have to say I was dissappointed. The lots (some of them) will be nice, but everything seems to be an add on:Pay x for the plan you want, pay more for the elevation, more for the lot, more for fireplaces, etc, etc. etc. and little or no incentives! After its all added up it will be considerably more than Serenity or Montoro. Then you also have to add in the cost of landscaping! I’m thinking its not enough of a difference in size to warrant 100-150k plus more in prices/incentives. We are looking at a home at Serenity that has front yard landscaping included, plus 25k of upgrades in the home plus a large incentive at a price in the high $800’s. Sounding more and more like a good option….

[Anonymous]

I also went to see what they really had. I have to say I was dissappointed. The lots (some of them) will be nice, but everything seems to be an add on:Pay x for the plan you want, pay more for the elevation, more for the lot, more for fireplaces, etc, etc. etc. and little or no incentives! After its all added up it will be considerably more than Serenity or Montoro. Then you also have to add in the cost of landscaping! I’m thinking its not enough of a difference in size to warrant 100-150k plus more in prices/incentives. We are looking at a home at Serenity that has front yard landscaping included, plus 25k of upgrades in the home plus a large incentive at a price in the high $800’s. Sounding more and more like a good option….

[Anonymous]

I also went to see what they really had. I have to say I was dissappointed. The lots (some of them) will be nice, but everything seems to be an add on:Pay x for the plan you want, pay more for the elevation, more for the lot, more for fireplaces, etc, etc. etc. and little or no incentives! After its all added up it will be considerably more than Serenity or Montoro. Then you also have to add in the cost of landscaping! I’m thinking its not enough of a difference in size to warrant 100-150k plus more in prices/incentives. We are looking at a home at Serenity that has front yard landscaping included, plus 25k of upgrades in the home plus a large incentive at a price in the high $800’s. Sounding more and more like a good option….

[Anonymous]

I also went to see what they really had. I have to say I was dissappointed. The lots (some of them) will be nice, but everything seems to be an add on:Pay x for the plan you want, pay more for the elevation, more for the lot, more for fireplaces, etc, etc. etc. and little or no incentives! After its all added up it will be considerably more than Serenity or Montoro. Then you also have to add in the cost of landscaping! I’m thinking its not enough of a difference in size to warrant 100-150k plus more in prices/incentives. We are looking at a home at Serenity that has front yard landscaping included, plus 25k of upgrades in the home plus a large incentive at a price in the high $800’s. Sounding more and more like a good option….

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