This Blog is older and doesn't reflect the newest floor plans, elevations, pricing and schedules for the Serra Meadows development. Please view blog posts from November 2012 on for the accurate information.
As you drive around the city of San Luis Obispo I'm sure you have seen the billboards for the new development off of Prado Road. The new Serra Meadows development is the newest development of 177 Single Family homes in San Luis Obispo, starting in the mid $400,000.
The new homes will be 3–5 bedrooms, 2 1/2–3 1/2 baths and ranging from1,500–2,300 sq. ft. The home styles are fashioned in the quintessential early 20th Century style—Craftsman, California Bungalow, Spanish Revival and Provincial. Seven unique, open and livable floor plans incorporate “green” building elements, such as abundant natural daylight, large roof overhangs and energy efficient appliances. The spacious feel of each home is accentuated by open kitchens, large windows and inviting porches and patio areas that create comfortable, livable spaces. The neighborhood landscaping is classic Mediterranean with colorful and drought-resistant plantings.
The latest news on the development is that there are four model homes that are currently underway this May 2012. There will be four different floor plans that will be constructed for the public to see and walk around in. There will be "The Sage", which is not on the website, "The Peony", "The Magnolia" and "The Willow" available to view Mid-August. Once you are pre-qualified with their lender you will be on the waiting list to choose the lot location of your home. You will be able to choose your homes interior finishes, like counter tops, bathroom fixtures, lighting and paint colors.
If you or a friend or family member are curious about this development and want the latest scoop on what is going on with it, I am your resource. Call me or email me to discuss it, I'm here to help.
 | "A Realtor that knows homes." Traci Ferguson 805-235-6396 traci@traciferguson.com http://www.traciferguson.com License #01875751, ecoBroker #16082 |
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