Jun 03 2007

Harbour Pointe Townhomes by NV Homes

Published by Glen at 4:28 pm under Houses, Locust Point, Real Estate, Riverside Park, Townhomes

The new townhome development by NV Homes on Fort Avenue is well under way.? The community sits between the entrance to Locust Point and the Riverside Community.? Which is funny beacuse the flyer I got in the mail, and magazine advertisements? say “in Federal Hill.”? ? In any case? it is a pretty convienent location.? It is amazing NV Homes was able to carve out such a large piece or property along the densely developed Fort Avenue.? The community will have? roughly 20? homes, with? 4 already partially complete.? The property sits at a relatively high point, so the view should be great.

The homes a pretty large - roughly? 2,000 square feet, 3-4 bedroom, 2.5-3.5 bath,? 3 stories with a roof top terrace.? The sign along Fort Avenue in Locust Point, the? NV Website, and the recent ad in Baltimore magazine says the “Starting Upper $490’s”.? So basically once you have picked your upgrades you can expect? to be spending close to $525 - $550.? That puts them roughly in the same price range as the McHenry Point Homes built by Pulte Homes - located at Silo Point (in Locust Point).

? There are floorplans up on their website.? They seem pretty standard, but a bit stripped down. It doesn’t seem there is an option for a separate shower and bath in the master bathroom - which seems pretty small.? Most of the new construction in the area allows for this option as it seems to be popular.

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