Mt Prospect in North Potomac

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Anonymous wrote:Seems like the Windmill's are more popular. It would be nice to see which Orchard's are available. Anyone, know when Phase II starts?

Kind of surprised but I guess it makes sense considering you get much more bang for the buck and not too much more $$ than the orchard.

Interestingly not much hype around Hamlet models?

Surprised about less interest in the Hamlets too. I think we're going to end up building in Turf Valley with TB for a few reasons but the Esworthy was actually my favorite model all around in Mt. Prospect.

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We actually purchased an Esworthy Hamlet, and I know there is at least one other Esworthy sold. I think the Hamlets aren’t selling as quick because of the connected units. Not sure how many have sold now, but at least 5.

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Anonymous wrote:We actually purchased an Esworthy Hamlet, and I know there is at least one other Esworthy sold. I think the Hamlets aren’t selling as quick because of the connected units. Not sure how many have sold now, but at least 5.

I was under the impression that not all the hamlets were connected?

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They’re not all connected. Of the ones released in phase 1, six are not connected. The one we bought isn’t connected. In phase 2, there are a lot more hamlets. It looks like 18 of the phase 2 ones will not be connected.

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The non connected ones will probably sell first, but that’s just my guess. The nice thing about the connected ones are that they all have 3 car garages and the ‘extra’ 3rd car garage is baked into the lot premium.

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If you check out pg 2, there’s an illustrated map from the preliminary plans. http://montgomeryplanningboard.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/HansonMtPropsect_120170130_820170160.pdf

It’s probably not exact, but close enough to get a good idea of the overall development.

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Anonymous wrote:The non connected ones will probably sell first, but that’s just my guess. The nice thing about the connected ones are that they all have 3 car garages and the ‘extra’ 3rd car garage is baked into the lot premium.

Is it just the garages that are connected? Was looking on the site plan and thought so but wasn't sure.

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Is it just the garages that are connected? Was looking on the site plan and thought so but wasn't sure.

Yeah, just connected by one wall of the garage.

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They have listed the sold Hamlets and Orchards.

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Anonymous wrote:They have listed the sold Hamlets and Orchards.

Wow...I was not expecting almost all the Hamlets to have been sold! This phase is almost sold out in every collection. Congratulations to all the new homeowners!!

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yeah, I think in the next couple of weeks it will all be gone. They have VIP appointments till Jan.

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Can anyone share what they are seeing as lot premiums for the Hamlet and Orchard collections? Those lots seem pretty same in size.

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Has anyone gone to the design center yet? How much are hardware upgrades for the kitchen?

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Anonymous wrote:Has anyone gone to the design center yet? How much are hardware upgrades for the kitchen?

Good question - curious to see what kind of $$ reasonable upgrades are.

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Anonymous wrote:Has anyone gone to the design center yet? How much are hardware upgrades for the kitchen?

Good question - curious to see what kind of $$ reasonable upgrades are.

Yeah, looking forward to learning more. When we built our last home, I just basically upgraded the kitchen cabinets and countertops, along with small tile upgrades in the bathrooms (mostly in the primary), but wouldn't mind having a bit more fun this time around.