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Friday, October 23, 2009

New in Maryland: Villages of Savannah in Brandywine

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  • The Somerset model at the Villages of Savannah features extensive walls of windows across the main-level rooms, including the study, family room, breakfast area and kitchen.
  • There are four bedrooms and three baths, including a luxury master bath, upstairs.
  • Columns define and separate the foyer, living room and dining room at the front of the home.

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By Michele Lerner

Mid-Atlantic Builders Inc. is building 577 single-family homes at the Villages of Savannah in Brandywine.

The builder is offering $25,000 in closing cost assistance and half-priced options up to $30,000.

Each home in this Prince George's County community will include a brick front, a front gable, 6 1/2-inch beaded vinyl siding, professional landscaping and a two-car garage.

Inside, all nine models feature four bedrooms; 2 1/2 or 3 1/2 baths; hardwood floors; 9-foot ceilings; crown and chair-rail moldings; recessed lighting; a gas fireplace; 42-inch oak raised-panel cabinets and granite counters in the center-island kitchen; ceramic tile floors; a high-tech wiring system; a rough-in for a lower-level bath; a security system; and gas heat and hot water.

The homes have about 2,451 to 3,859 finished square feet, with base prices from $396,990 to $484,990. Homeowner association fees are $40 per month.

The Somerset model, with 3,421 square feet, is priced from $451,990. This home features a foyer leading to a central two-story hall with a staircase. Columns define the living room and dining room.

The back of the home is wrapped in windows from the corner study to the two-story family room to the breakfast room and kitchen. This level also has a laundry room, half bath and walk-in pantry.

Upstairs, the master suite has a separate sitting room with three walls of windows, two walk-in closets and a luxury bath. Three more bedrooms and a second full bath complete this level.

For more information or directions, call community sales counselor Patricia Inman at 301/782-9036 or visit www.midatlanticbuilders.com.

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