New Construction Homes at Terraza in
San Elijo Hills in San Marcos CA
The newest community of new construction homes at Terraza in San Elijo Hills, an award winning master planned community in southwest San Marcos, are now selling.
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The new homes at Terraza at San Elijo Hills offer a range of energy-efficient homes (Lennar's trademarked "Powersmart" solar homes) with features such as solar electric systems, tankless water heaters, enhanced insulation, cool roof tiles, water conserving toilers, faucets and showerheads, and so much more.
Terraza at San Elijo Hills offers 3 floors plans (all 2-story), from 2182 SF to approximately 2721 SF, with 3 to 5 bedrooms, 2.5 or 3 baths, with prices ranging from $559,990 to $599,990 (subject to change and depending on lot).
NOTE: Another feature that should definitely interest new home buyers is that the builder has paid down the Mello Roos fees so the total property taxes plus Mello Roos are only about 1.1%, a dramatic downward shift from other San Elijo Hills homes.
HOA fees are approximately $92/month, which is also fairly low relative to other new home communities.
And did I mention views? Some of the new homes at Terraza at San Elijo hills have unobstructed (distant) views of the mountains and ocean.
There are 11 homes that will be ready for occupancy in the next few months - 2 are almost ready, 3 more expected early to mid September, and the balance in early November 2010.
Children will attend the San Marcos Schools (the elementary and middle schools are located in the community, known for its walkability). There are a number of shops and a major grocery store in the village less than 1 mile away.
The new homes at Terraza in San Elijo Hills offer a terrific opportunity for San Marcos buyers interested in new construction for $600K or less.
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