Courtesy of: Dina Verteramo, HIGHLAND HOMES REALTY, hhbroker@highlandhomes.com
Courtesy of: Dina Verteramo, HIGHLAND HOMES REALTY, hhbroker@highlandhomes.com
$918,949
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4 bed
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3,863 square feet
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6.00 Bath (4 Full , 2 Half)
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Lot: 0.19 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$918,949
14461 Game Creek Trail Make a statement with this exceptional new 223 plan residence from award-winning Highland Homes - a grand two-story home that blends timeless elegance with modern design, ideally positioned on an oversized homesite just moments from the brand-new community pool. From the moment you enter, you're greeted by a breathtaking circular staircase, setting the tone for the sophistication carried throughout the home. Designed for both elevated entertaining and everyday comfort, the first-floor entertainment room offers a refined space to host, unwind, or gather in style. Seamless indoor-outdoor living is brought to life with dramatic 10-foot sliding glass doors that open to an extended covered patio-perfect for hosting or relaxing year-round. The oversized yard offers endless possibilities for creating your own private outdoor retreat. The thoughtfully designed layout balances grandeur and livability, while the primary suite offers a true sense of retreat-complete with the rare luxury of dual primary closets, delivering both convenience and elevated personal space. All Highland Homes feature a full new home warranty. With its oversized homesite, proximity to the community's newest amenity, and a design that effortlessly combines scale, elegance, and comfort, this 223 plan home is a standout opportunity for those seeking a truly distinguished living experience. This home will be completed in October so come out today and see why everyone wants a Highland Home!
Courtesy of: Dina Verteramo, HIGHLAND HOMES REALTY, hhbroker@highlandhomes.com
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