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DeNova Homes at Southgate, Announces Single Story Model Opening
Date:7/1/2012

Petaluma, CA (PRWEB) July 01, 2012

DeNova Homes, the well respected builder of Southgate a new homes community in Petaluma and the fastest selling new homes in Sonoma County, is proud to announce the beautiful new single story model is ready to preview. This single story model, “The Linden” is perfect for Petaluma homebuyers who enjoy the convenience of no stairs within their home.

The Linden plan has 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 baths, two car garages, and approximately 1,864 square feet. Priced from $469,000, this home includes:

  •     Well-appointed kitchens with Energy Star appliances, Island, and solid surface Quartz     countertops
  •     Classic Americana, California Bungalow, and Craftsmen style exterior elevations
  •     Optional gas fireplace
  •     Several eco-friendly amenities
  •     Elegant and spacious Master Suite with walk-in closet
  •     Plenty of available options and upgrades

“Over the past few months we have been listening to our visitors and homebuyers, many of them communicating a desire for single story living. We so pleased we have been able to incorporate this plan into what is already the fastest selling community in Sonoma County,” says Lori Sanson, Executive Vice President of DeNova Homes. “The architectural design of the Linden is perfect for families with small children as well as those downsizing. The plan is excellent for entertaining family and friends or those quiet and comfortable evenings at home.” Another popular plan is “The Hearthstone ,“ a 4 bedroom plus parlor and loft, 2.5 bath, and fireplace in approximately 2,381 square feet of dynamic living space. This new home is priced to sell at $514,000.

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