KB Home (NYSE: KBH) today announced the grand opening of Artisan Preserve, its latest community of single-family homes located in Seminole, Florida.
Artisan Preserve’s commuter-friendly location is just minutes from Interstate 275, Gandy Bridge and Sunshine Skyway Bridge and is convenient to area employers and medical facilities, including Bay Pines Medical Center and VA Hospital.
Artisan Preserve is located just minutes from local beaches, including Redington, Madeira, Treasure Island, St. Petersburg and Clearwater. The community is proximite to prime dining, shopping and entertainment including John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk. Nearby Lake Seminole Park offers a variety of recreational facilities, including baseball fields, volleyball courts, a two-mile multi-use trail, picnic shelters, playgrounds and a boat ramp.
KB Home will host a grand opening celebration Saturday, July 28th and Sunday, July 29th from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. during which attendees may tour the elegantly appointed model home. Additionally, refreshments and family entertainment will be provided on Saturday between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. KB home buyers at Artisan Preserve may choose from five two-story floor plans which range in size from 2,200 to 3,200 square feet and include up to six bedrooms and three baths. Among the desirable design features that are characteristic of all the homes at Artisan Preserve include open kitchens, spacious great rooms and dedicated laundry rooms. Pricing begins in the mid-$300,000s.
“We know the distinctive floor plans and extensive design choices available at Artisan Preserve are popular with today’s home buyers,” said Fred Vandercook, president of KB Home’s Tampa division. “We are confident that residents will love coming home to the privacy of their own gated neighborhood near some of the region’s most beautiful beaches.”
The KB homes at Artisan Preserve will be built to current ENERGY STAR® guidelines and include WaterSense® labeled faucets and fixtures, meaning they are designed to be more energy- and water-efficient than most typical new and resale homes available in the area. These energy- and water-saving features are estimated to save homebuyers between $1,464 to $1,872 a year in utility costs, depending on floor plan.
