KB Home (NYSE: KBH) is celebrating the grand opening of its Groves collection of town homes and Greencourts single-family homes at the Inspirada master-planned community in Henderson. Grand opening is scheduled for Saturday, July 16.
KB Home’s Groves is the builder’s latest new home neighborhood within Inspirada, the master-planned community situated on nearly 2,000 acres of land in the southern Las Vegas Valley. Located just minutes from the Vegas strip, Inspirada blends contemporary urban city living with the leisure and relaxation of a suburban desert community.
While Inspirada is convenient to I-15 and other major highways for travel throughout the region, the resident-oriented community was designed with its various neighborhoods centered around gathering places connected through a vast network of walking and biking paths. KB home owners at Inspirada can take advantage of its many planned and existing amenities, including more than 85 acres of parks, 35 miles of trails, six pools, multiple playgrounds, various sport courts, and more, all just steps from their front doors.
KB Home’s Groves at Inspirada offers five, two-story floor plans priced from the $190,000s that can feature up to 1,843 square feet, three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths. The town homes include many desirable design features, such as granite kitchen countertops, raised panel interior doors and ceramic tile, and can also be personalized to suit each buyer’s individual preferences at the KB Home Design Studio.
In addition, two single-family home models are debuting from the builder’s Greencourts at Inspirada collection. Greencourts’ two-story floor plans range in size from 1,558 to 2,041 square feet, and can be built with as many as five bedrooms and three baths. Pricing begins in the $220,000s.
Built to exacting ENERGY STAR® guidelines, KB homes at Inspirada are designed to be more energy and water efficient than typical new or resale homes in the area, which can translate into reduced utility bills for home owners.
KB also has recently opened communities in the Houston and Tucson markets.
