seahawk7
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I like fire
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I like fire
It's gorgeous! Adopt me, don't worry, @StarWarsGirl95 's parents will share custody.Assuming I get the site I've requested, this will be my new model home in the new year.
This is the "back staircase". The grand circular staircase is at the front of the home.
A lot of people who bought this house from plans only (in Ph. I) went with the option of having the back staircase removed, in order to increase the overall square footage.
Once the model home opened, they all went running back to the Sales Office to pay the extra $ to have it put back in.
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I would say this means you LOVE fire.
My thoughts exactly! I always thought that being a bus driver would be fun. You read my mind a lot.
I would like to be one of those bus drivers that makes the trips to the parks early in the day enjoyable. Every once in a while we get a real good one, starts the day sorta magical.
At night I'd like to be a bus driver that is thoughtful and remembers there is precious cargo on that packed bus. Their little hands can't hold on tight because their little fingers are too small, I'd take those turns more gently and a tad slower. And I so appreciate the little warnings at bus stops at night that the lights are going on. The little things some of those drivers do make the experience better.
I like fire
The bus driver on our last trip on the way to HS went over every rumor of the park that I have heard on this board. From Star Wars to the Pixar expansion. At the time, I was thinking he definitely posts on this forum and I wanted to walk up to him and post a reply.
Assuming I get the site I've requested, this will be my new model home in the new year.
This is the "back staircase". The grand circular staircase is at the front of the home.
A lot of people who bought this house from plans only (in Ph. I) went with the option of having the back staircase removed, in order to increase the overall square footage.
Once the model home opened, they all went running back to the Sales Office to pay the extra $ to have it put back in.
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My dad is currently at a playoff football game for my high school and keeps texting me the scores. He has been going since 1996, when my sister was a freshman in high school. He never stopped going. Yes, this is what goes on in Texas.
Edit: when I say my high school, I mean the high school I went to back in the day. I no longer go there.![]()
This one is very modern.Very similar to my GF home she had built in a subdivision about 25 years ago. While this is more contemporary than hers, her home and woods are more warmish everything seems to be very similar right down to the use of glass in the doors. They, having children were very happy to have the second staircase. I get why they wanted it back once they actually saw the stairs in place.
Out those windows in the back of the photo she has a Big Tiki Bar that also has a changing room and small bathroom, a in ground pool and on a higher level but abut to the pool and kinda overhanging is the whirlpool.
It is one of my favorites houses I've been in minus a great uncle of mine. He had a freak'n mansion in Chicago, very old and lots of Victorian, marble and a great love of red velvet including the walls to the full sized elevator. I was young when I was in that mansion last but it must have been an amazing build back in the day.
This one is very modern.
Pic taken in June, when I was working the grand opening. Not a professional photo.
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This pic was taken at 10:00 a.m. on opening day.Well....I can say I've never seen a home that looked quite like that. A tad too modern for my taste. At first blush it looks like our Firehouse. I like the inside far more. How close are those homes to each other? They look like they are slammed up near each other. I want to put out some landscaping to soften it up a bit. Can I come buy with some honk'n big planters and add some green?
This pic was taken at 10:00 a.m. on opening day.
They were planting flowers, laying sod, and placing pavers, as we were hauling in boxes of brochures and office equipment.
The road had been paved overnight. Wasn't done when we were staging the house at midnight, but was done a mere ten hours later.
I would expect that the compound looks a lot better as the landscaping has matured, and the second coat of paving has gone down on the driveways. We were only open three weekends, so I didn't actually witness any of the changes.
This particular house is a 40' plan. $1.3 mill, exclusive of any upgrades.
Standard features include 10' ceilings on the main floor, 9' on the second; Wolf and SubZero built in kitchen appliances; hardwood throughout; quartz countertops; upgraded tiles; plus a bunch of other stuff I can't remember.
There are five builders working the project, and each offers approximately 20% of these modern elevations, alongside the traditional styles. The modern styles were overwhelmingly popular, comprising more than 50% of total sales.
This one, at least has a pitched roof, some of the others feature completely flat roofs.
Ummmmm ... no thank you.
Sadly, I erased all but one of the other pics I took on opening weekend.
Hopefully, I can take more in January.
This one I kept because the geese cracked me up.
Not my builder.
You can sort of see the flat roof on the modern house on the right.
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GTA - serviced building lots run $6000-$10,000 per front foot.Wow! Those homes are right on top of each other. I think I would have an issue being that close to a neighbor. Now this second picture you posted looks more like a home vs a municipal building.
Any idea who your new partner will be?
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