Denver Homebuyers Living it Up with New Phase at Skyestone, Taylor Morrison's Award-Winning 55-plus Community in Denver
DENVER, June 17, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Skyestone, Denver's award-winning 55-plus community, is expanding with a new phase of home sites and a day of block party fun, delicious food and beverages, and gorgeous homes designed especially for adventurous baby boomers by Taylor Morrison, a leading national homebuilder and developer.
Nationally recognized and locally loved, Skyestone is the first age-qualified community in Denver to create the blueprint that has since formed the basis of similar 55-plus communities across the country. Now the community is celebrating, as a passionate response by the community demands the opening of a new phase of homes.
The celebration is Friday, June 19, from 4 to 7 p.m., at Skyestone in Broomfield, where guests will experience an evening of culinary delight with southern comfort food like the Memphis BBQ sandwiches topped with sweet slaw from Denver's own Still Smokin' BBQ truck and beer tastings from a local microbrewery that will be on-hand with samples of their delicious Colorado brewed beers.
"Skyestone is an exciting community that's built around lifestyle," said Brian Cartwright, vice president of sales and marketing for Taylor Morrison's Denver division. "It's a community full of people who love getting together, having a great time and experiencing new things. This event embraces the lifestyle we enjoy and gives other people a chance to experience a little of what Skyestone is all about."
Nestled in the shadow of the flatirons, the newest phase of home sites boast beautiful greenbelt and countryside views and offer Skyestone residents direct access to the scenic Broomfield Trail System perfect for running, biking or hiking through Colorado's majestic outdoors.
"The newest phase of home sites are simply beautiful," Cartwright said, "and a launch party is the perfect opportunity for homebuyers to get a feel for the incredible sense of community Skyestone has to offer."
Crafted for today's 55-plus buyer, the Landmark Collection features beautiful one-story floor plans ranging in size from approximately 1,584 to 2,247 square feet with spacious great rooms, luxurious master suites with walk-in closets, optional extended patios, and two-car garages.
The Pinnacle Collection offers homebuyers luxurious living with larger floor plans ranging from approximately 2,191 to 2,858 square feet. The Promontory is the largest of the four floor plans offered in the Pinnacle Collection and features a formal dining room, guest suite, outdoor living area, mud room, butler's pantry, three spacious bedrooms, and the option of a partial or full finished basement.
Skyestone offers residents resort-style living with a planned community lodge, The Lodge at Skyestone, which will inspire discovery of new friends and new experiences in a beautiful space where residents can meet family and friends for a picnic on the event lawn, take a dip in the sparkling pool, stay fit with a full fitness room and enjoy yoga and meditation with gorgeous Colorado views as their backdrop.
For more information on Skyestone, please visit http://www.skyestonedenver.com.
About Taylor Morrison
Taylor Morrison Home Corporation (NYSE:TMHC) is a leading national builder and developer based in Scottsdale, Arizona and operates under two well-established brands, Taylor Morrison and Darling Homes. Taylor Morrison builds and develops distinctive communities from coast to coast, serving a wide array of homeowners and aimed mainly at first-time, move-up, luxury and 55 or better customers. Darling Homes builds communities in Texas, catering to move-up and luxury homebuyers seeking a personalized building experience.
For more information about Taylor Morrison and Darling Homes please visit www.taylormorrison.com or www.darlinghomes.com.
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