READY FOR MEMORIES

BY FREDDIE BOURNE MESSENGER-INQUIRER

Abrand-new home in the Bon Harbor Estates subdivision is ready to greet its first homeowners. Following Jagoe Homes’ new SpruceCraftsman floor plan, the 1,942-squarefoot brick and vinyl-accented one-story home at 4122 Pinta Drive boasts three bedrooms, two full baths and a number of new appliances and amenities that are ideal for families of any size.

“What I think is the most important selling point for this Spruce floor plan is that you have all the space of a two-story without the steps,” said Shawna Kellems, new homes sales advisor for Jagoe Homes.

The house has big curb appeal, with multiple areas to plant flowers and add landscaping features to enhance the quaint covered front porch.

An “oversized” foyer with RevWood Select flooring greets guests and leads down the hall into the spacious open-concept living room, complete with a gorgeous stone gas-log fireplace for comfortable living and relaxation.

The deluxe kitchen has an abundance of granite countertops, Revalia tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, island and greyhound-colored cab- inetry. The large adjoining dining area features a number of 6-foot windows that are visible throughout the home.

“It’s ideal for entertaining, basically,” Kellems said about the open layout. “It’s perfect for serving a number of guests.”

The carpeted owner’s suite, located off the family room, has an en suite with double bowl vanity, tile standing shower, Whirlpool tub, separate toilet room and mammoth walk-in closet.

A private hallway off the foyer leads to two large carpeted bedrooms with walk-in closets, along with a full-bath located conveniently between the rooms.

A laundry room with a utility sink and a family entry space with a coat closet and access to the attached two-car garage is off the main hallway.

“Bon Harbor is a well-established neighborhood on the west end of town,” Kellems said.

Kellems also said the property is an “energy smart home” and has a zero-dol- lar energy rebate for two years.

Kellems said the house is ideal for any size family to call home.

“That’s what makes this great, because it’s all of the things you want on one-level (and) it makes it a good fit for the retired-empty nester, it makes it a good fit for the growing family because it’s very large in square foot,” she said. “It’s more versatile. It can be there for a bigger variety of people.”

For more information about the home, contact Steve Castlen of L. Steve Castlen Realtors at 270-926-3500.