For more than 50 years, Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE: TOL) the nation’s leading builder of luxury homes, has brought its distinctive home designs and superior options to families nationwide.
Toll Brothers now extends its reputation for quality construction and exceptional design to Utah families, and has opened its first community, Canyon Point at Traverse Mountain in Lehi.
Located on Lehi’s Silicon Slopes, Canyon Point is a neighborhood of 204 single-family luxury homes in the Traverse Mountain master plan community which features a resort-style clubhouse, community pool and seven neighborhood parks. Its premier location offers spectacular canyon, valley and mountain views and access to one of the best hiking and biking trail systems in the country.
“Canyon Point offers Utah homebuyers the opportunity to create their dream home, with features and design options typically not found in other production builders,” said Scott Ilizaliturri, Toll Brothers vice president, Utah division. “We provide families all the benefits of designing a unique home without the stress and financial burdens of custom homebuilding.”
According to Ilizaliturri, many of Canyon Point’s buyers are familiar with the Toll Brothers brand and its reputation for cutting-edge designs, modern features, and high-quality construction.
“Our buyers are excited to see Canyon Point’s new, modern plans,” says Mr. Ilizaliturri. “And a luxury product at a price point more attractive than many custom homes. When they see this community and the attention that’s gone into its design, people recognize that Canyon Point is something special.”
Canyon Point features 13 different home designs in two collections, Summit and Cascade. All are available in a choice of modern, prairie, or farmhouse exterior elevations, with select plans offering a craftsman or traditional exterior elevation as well.
The community’s Summit Collection is priced from the $500s and includes these features:
- Seven home designs, four single-level and three two-story homes
- Floor plans ranging from 2,418 to 3,915 finished square feet
- Two to seven bedrooms and two- and one-half to six- and one-half bathrooms
- 10-foot ceilings on the main floor with select areas at 12-feet
- Three-car finished garages and unfinished 9-foot basements with cold storage
The Cascade Collection is priced from the $400s. It offers:
- Six home designs, three single-level and three two-story homes
- Floor plans ranging from 1,926 to 3,200 finished square feet
- Three to six bedrooms and two to six bathrooms
- 10-foot ceilings on the main floor
- Two-car finished garages and unfinished 9-foot basements with cold storage
“Home sites at Canyon Point are unique,” said Mr. Ilizaliturri, “so homes can be personalized to fit the property, with walkout, daylight, or traditional basement opportunities.”
“We work closely with each homebuyer up front to design a home that suits their preferences and needs before permitting and construction begins,” he said.
With Lehi’s status as the fifth fastest-growing city in the country, plus its proximity to major tech employers, it’s no surprise that many of Canyon Point’s new residents are moving to the area from out of state.
“We’re seeing a lot of homebuyers from California and the Pacific Northwest, people who are familiar with the Toll Brothers brand and the quality of our luxury product,” said Mr. Ilizaliturri.
There’s also been great anticipation for Toll Brothers communities among Lehi residents and locals along the Wasatch Front who want to stay in the area but are looking to move-up to newer, more efficient homes.
“Canyon Point offers homebuyers the opportunity to personalize the design of their home as their families or lifestyles have matured,” he said. “People are taking advantage of the strong economy and low interest rates and are buying more luxurious homes that are better suited for their needs.”
In the end, homebuyers are looking to find the best product when making a buying decision. When Utah families visit Canyon Point and experience the luxury, quality and service of the Toll Brothers brand, they will think, “I’d love to live there.”