Welcome William Ryan Homes to Eastmark’s newest phase

February 2015 | Related Categories: Builders | What's New

Eastmark welcomes William Ryan Homes as our communities’ first homebuilder to debut in Eastmark’s phase two residential neighborhood just north of the established neighborhoods at Ray and Eastmark Parkway.

Just completed in December 2014, Concorde Place at Eastmark features numerous home models, floorplans, elevations and options for consideration, as well as two spacious, beautifully decorated models, and several quick-move-in homes available immediately for purchase.

Here, you’ll find several attractive floorplans ranging from the single-story, 2028 sq. ft. Jacaranda – Craftsman Elevation model, to the 2909 sq. ft., spacious Sycamore two-story model, featuring a Spanish Colonial elevation. Many attractive options such as Walls of Glass, Luxury Master Baths, Guest Suites and more are available with select plans.

Learn more about William Ryan Homes or stop by the Visitor Center for community details.

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