Keystone Homes Announces Heron Pointe at Waterbury
Keystone Homes Announces Heron Pointe at Waterbury
Announcements of new home communities opening these days are few and far between. That’s part of what makes Keystone’s opening of Heron Pointe at Waterbury so special. It also speaks to the financial strength of this company in a day when other new home builders have not survived.
In fact, Keystone continues to open new communities in the Triad at a steady pace. But few communities in the Triad are as special as Heron Pointe at Waterbury. But where to begin?
Heron Pointe is more than a new home community... its a lifestyle choice. The rural setting offers the peace and quiet of the countryside without a hint that you are near the heart of the Piedmont Triad. Heron Pointe is minutes away from Stoney Creek Golf Course, the Alamance Crossing Shopping area and an easy convenient commute to Greensboro to the west and Burlington to the east.
But once you’re home you may not want to leave. That’s because Heron Pointe has so much to offer within the neighborhood. The lakeside trail offers a peaceful evening stroll, while the clubhouse beckons for a party with friends and neighbors. The clubhouse is the center of the action within Waterbury. Tastefully appointed it is ideal for entertaining. The fitness room within the clubhouse offers weight training equipment, treadmills and other exercise equipment making your daily workout excuse-free.
Adjacent to the clubhouse is a beautiful L-shaped swimming pool with zero entry area for easy access. The double tennis courts are available for the more energetic, and there is even a basketball goal for a quick pick-up game.
The homes in Heron Pointe at Waterbury range in size from 1,605 to 3,120 square feet and start from the $130’s -170’s. Homes are under construction and will be ready for occupancy in mid to late summer.
If you’re looking in other areas of the Triad, Keystone Homes has the new-home business covered. This venerable company, which has strong roots in the Triad, is currently building in 17 communities in Davidson, Alamance, Guilford and Forsyth counties. The owners, Scott Wallace and Mark Michael, are also very excited about the two new communities Keystone is opening in High Point.
Scott and Mark are both local guys with families living in the Triad. In these difficult economic times, they have worked really hard to maintain the value of Keystone homes in each community. They both note the importance of protecting the investment of their homeowners long after closing.
Our communities are an investment and we value each and every one of our homeowners,” says Scott Wallace, an engineer by trade. Builder Mark Michael agrees with the promise that, “We continue to be involved in our communities long after we have completed them.”
One reason for Keystone’s continuing success throughout the current economic downturn, is the personal attention both owners give to each project. It is not unusual to see Mark out landscaping in a community or helping in the construction of a home while interacting with both current and future homeowners.
Flexibility is another reason for their success. “We pride ourselves on our ability to be flexible in these difficult times,” says Scott. “We are able to make changes quickly in order to do a better job catering to the specific needs of every homebuyer.”
While most Keystone communities offer several different floor plans, the builder is also able to customize certain aspects of a home to better suit the individual lifestyle.
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