Posted on Sep 27, 2008 | Tagged in: builders , Bridgeland
With nearly 50 available plans offered in choice Bridgeland community neighborhoods, Trendmaker and Partners in Building ensure that even the most discriminating home buyers are sure to find what they seek.
With homes priced from the $380,000s. Partners in Building offers 27 designs in Bridgeland, ranging from 3,213 square feet to 4,992 square feet. Two homes are ready now, including a four-bedroom, 3.5-bath home at 18818 N. Thomas Shore Drive. A spiral staircase with wrought-iron balusters leads up to a balcony overlooking the two-story family room. The island kitchen features cherry cabinets, dark granite kitchen counters and double ovens. The cabinet and countertop selections are duplicated in the master bath, which also features oversized ceramic tile. A media room provides space for family fun. The home’s three-car garage configuration, coupled with a porte-cochere, places two garage bays together and leaves one bay to be used for boat storage, a third car or a workshop. The home’s biggest surprise is in the backyard — a pool — included in the price of the home. With 4,070 square feet, the home is priced in the $440,000s.
Posted on Sep 20, 2008 | Tagged in: Bridgeland , award and honors
Much lauded by industry peers for quality development, Bridgeland has won a prestigious local award for being a good community partner – Business of the Year — by the Cy-Fair Chamber of Commerce.
Criteria for the award include contributions to the community, either financial or service; environmental improvement and/or social responsibility; growth in employees and/or revenue; and active Chamber membership for at least one year.
“Being a strong community partner is important,” said Peter Houghton , Bridgeland’s vice president of sales. “As we help make the Cy-Fair area a better place to live and work, we are doing the same thing for our residents. We are honored to be recognized as Business of the Year.”
Posted on Sep 13, 2008 | Tagged in: Untagged
Village Builders has been busy in Bridgeland, selling out in The Shores and now finishing eight inventory homes in The Cove, a community defined by abundant green space and innovative park areas.
Offering designs ranging from 3,026 to 4,232 square feet and base-priced from the $310,000s, Village Builders has five finished homes, with another three slated for completion in October.
At 18906 Valley Cove, the 3,026-square-foot Cezanne has three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a formal dining room, study and work island kitchen. Priced in the $350,000s, the one-story home also features a butler’s pantry, walk-in closets in all bedrooms, granite kitchen countertops and tile floors and wood floors on a corner homesite. It is ready for move-in.
Posted on Sep 13, 2008 | Tagged in: events , community
Marking the grand opening of the first 1.5 miles of the Cypress Creek Nature Trail, the Bridgeland community is hosting its first annual Nature Fest, September 27-28, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Free and open to the public, the two-day event celebrates nature, conservation and the trail. Foot-tapping music, the Houston ZooMobile and Birds of Prey, an educational program with live hawks and owls, will entertain families at Bridgeland’s Oak Meadow Park.
Posted on Sep 06, 2008 | Tagged in: builders , Bridgeland
The Bridgeland community was a favorite during the recent Parade of Homes, with the development taking eight awards – more than any other community.
Several Bridgeland builders won awards, chosen by visitors during the annual tour, including Perry Homes, which won the coveted Consumers’ Choice for Best Overall Design in the $300,000-$400,000 category. Perry also won Best Curb Appeal, Best Kitchen and Best Design in the same price category. Partners in Building won Best Design and Best Master Bedroom, among entrants priced above $400,000. Hallmark Design was a favorite in the Best Master Bedroom — $260,000 to $300,000 category, and in the $230,000 to $260,000 category, Meritage Homes won for Best Curb Appeal.
Posted on Sep 06, 2008 | Tagged in: nature , lifestyle
One of the Bridgeland community’s most noticeable amenities – Cypress Lake – is now sporting an amenity of its own, a 195-foot custom-designed pedestrian bridge that is a focal point of the lake.
The bridge, installed in August, will connect neighboring communities to the Cypress Creek Nature Trail, a six-mile path set along the historic Cypress Creek Corridor. The first 1.5-mile section of the trail, which will feature a mix of pathways with secondary trails weaving through densely wooded areas, is now open.
