Discover the epitome of modern living in this newly constructed home. Engineered for energy efficiency, this residence boasts SIPs panels, ensuring cost-effectivness. Marvel at the double-sided fireplace that graces both the living space & the stainless, quartz-clad kitchen, this kitchen is a culinary haven. The lower level presents a finished recroom w/ another full kitchen, view out egress windows, & a full bath, offering versatility for various needs. Luxurious primary suite w/ cathedral ceilings, double bowl vanity, ceramic tile shower & jetted tub. Unique bedroom lofts add a touch of charm & innovation. A two-car heated garage provides convenience, while an irrigation system ensures lush surroundings. Embrace a harmonious blend of functionality & elegance in this exceptional homeThis home was built by JCISD Carreer Center Construction Trades. Home was started in 2016 and C of O was given in 2023. The SIP's panels make the builidng process fast to enclose the rough frame structure quickly.

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Modern construction methods were used throughout home, including the use of Insulating Concrete
Forms (ICFs) along with Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) with 6" of closed-cell foam insulation for all
outer walls and ceilings. Accordingly, this home is much more energy efficient (at least 50%, likely over
60%) than convention construction while also providing better air quality for the life of the home. The
use of SIPs panels and ICFs adds about 5-10% to the total construction cost of the home. The home is
also about 75% stronger than traditional 2x construction, much quieter inside, and far less prone to
mold and insects.
Please see:
https://www.sips.org/what-are-sips
https://logixicf.com/
https://www.buildwithrise.com/stories/mythbusting-icf-sustainable
https://www.integritytimberframe.com/sip-panels-101/
https://www.cement.org/docs/default-source/sustainabilty2/comfort-and-quiet-with-concrete-homes-
is305.pdf?sfvrsn=2
Other premium materials used:
Windows: Anderson Casements
Cabinetry: KraftMa