There are five home builders in the Wolf Ranch Community of Colorado Springs…
CLASSIC HOMES:
Price Range $214,000 – high $300s
Offering free finished basements until 4/30/2011
ENERGY STAR builder
Other Build Sites include: Flying Horse, Meridian Ranch, Cumbre Vista, Banning Lewis Ranch, Barnstormer’s Landing, and three sites in Indigo Ranch
GOETZMAN CUSTOM HOMES:
Price Range $334,000 – $537,000
Higher level of standards include: Stucco, granite counter tops, and 3-car garage
Landscaping is not included
Other Build Sites include: Flying Horse
CREEKSTONE HOMES:
Price Range – $270,000 – $400,00
Free finished basement ending 4/30/11
Locally owned
Landscaping is not standard
ENERGY STAR Builder
Other Build Sites include: Willow Creek, Gold Hill Mesa, Barnstormer’s Landing, and three sites in Falcon
RICHMOND AMERICAN:
Price Range $350,000 – $400,000
Standards include front yard landscaping with sprinklers, 9′ ceilings, and 42″ cabinetry in kitchen
Increasing Emphasis on customer service
ENERGY STAR builder
Other Build Sites include: Willow Creek, Gold Hill Mesa, Barnstormers, and three sites in Falcon
VANTAGE HOMES:
Price Range: $265,000 – $487,500
ENERGY STAR builder
Other Build Sites include: Flying Horse, Stone Crossing, Pine Creek, Cordera, Meridian Ranch
TRITON COMMUNITIES (Townhomes):
Price Range: $169,900 – $208,900
Available June 2011
HOA dues $118/month (does not include $24/month HOA dues covering trash pick up through Wolf Ranch)
Semi-custom options available to buyers
$6,000 Buyer Incentive for a limited time only (credit toward options/upgrades, or up to $4,500 toward closing costs and remaining $1,500 toward options)
Hiring a Colorado Springs real estate agent to advocate for you is the first step to take if you are interested in building a new home. If would like more information about homes in Wolf Ranch, contact Patricia Beck, at 719-660-9058 your Colorado Springs Realtor.
Additional Reading about buying a new home in Colorado Springs:
Additional costs to consider when building a new home
5 reasons you should work with a Realtor when buying a new home
What you need to know about builder incentives