Springwood Builders has opened its four-bedroom Arlington House model in the River Woods development in west suburban Naperville. Priced from $209,200, Arlington House has 3,187 square feet and features a Colonial-Georgian exterior. Downstairs is the living room, dining room, island kitchen, dinette, walk-in pantry, den and family room with paneled fireplace, cathedral ceiling, bookcases and wet bar. Upstairs, the master bedroom has a walk-in closet and a marble whirlpool. Construction has begun on the first 89 homes in River Woods. The Arlington House model, located on the corner of Apple River and Alexandria, one block south from the Naper Boulevard entrance to River Woods, is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
Villas of Sutton Place
Sales have begun at the Villas of Sutton Place, a 48-unit townhousse development in north suburban Lincolnshire. The two- and three-bedroom townhouses have 1,670 to 2,000 square feet of space and are clustered four to a building. They are priced from $162,900 to $179,900. Levy Development, the builders, say they have tried to duplicate the space and privacy of single-family homes in the townhouses. Sutton Place is located on Half Day Road (Ill. Hwy. 22) just west of the Tri-State Tollway (Int. Hwy. 94).
Ginger Brook of Bartlett
Heritage Homes has broken ground for Ginger Brook of Bartlett, a single-family home subdivision at 855 S. Bartlett Rd. in northwest suburban Bartlett. A total of 92 home sites and three different models will be available. The Madison (2,350 square feet) and the Jefferson (1,770 square feet) are two-story homes, while the Hamilton (1,710 square feet) is a ranch. Prices range from $128,900 to $149,900 and include wall-to-wall carpeting, oak trim and cabinets, walk-in closets, full basements and partial lawn sodding and trees. Options include fireplaces, skylights, whirlpool tubs and cathedral ceilings.
Builders plan new HQ
A 1.83-acre land site at Roosevelt Road and Ill. Hwy. 83 in west suburban Elmhurst has been sold to the Home Builders Association of Greater Chicago, which will begin construction this spring on a new headquarters building designed by the Balsamo-Olsen Group architects. J. Michael VanZandt, vice president of Hiffman Shaffer Anderson Inc., was sole broker. Seller was an Illinois land trust. ”The Elmhurst location gives our association exposure to the East-West growth corridor where many of our members live and do business,” said Chester Moskal, HBAGC president. ”We look forward to occupying our own building which members can point to with pride.” The association currently is headquartered at 1010 Jorie Blvd., Oak Brook.
