Stapleton Builder Model Homes For Sale ? Denver, CO
Have you ever wanted to live in a model home?? Now is your chance.? Many of the builders that have model homes in Stapleton?s Central Park West neighborhood are gearing up for the move to Conservatory Green (that?s the first residential area north of I-70, coming in the Spring of 2013).
While this is a great opportunity, the terms vary by builder and depend on how many models must be sold.? Usually, when they sell the model that is being used for the sales office the builder will need to be leased back the home for a short period of time.? But the neighboring homes that feature the different floor plans can be sold like any other inventory house.
I currently live in Central Park West and I now have new neighbors in what were recently the David Weekley ?Yuma? and the New Town Zero Energy ?Southmoor? models.? The great thing about buying a model home is that they are always loaded with upgrades.? Yet, the builder at this point is a motivated seller.
It?s not like selling homes in Bluff Lake, where they can use the sales offices in Central Park West because they are selling the same product.? Conservatory Green is going to have completely different elevations and floor plans, so the builders need entirely new models.
The asking price for the models homes also reflects the motivation of the builders. ?The New Town ?Berkeley? I posted about previously was marked down $68K from the builder?s original asking price.
What buyers probably don?t know, is that many times the model homes are not even listed on the MLS.? So the only way to find out about them is to visit the builder directly.? Anyone who would like me to visit with a particular builder here in Stapleton, to check on the status of the current model homes for sale, can give me a call (303-547-7578) or shoot me a quick email.
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Source: http://livegreen-denver.com/2012/12/stapleton-builder-model-homes-for-sale-denver-co/
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