Make your plans now to join Builder Martha Rose on June 19 from 1-5 for the 2nd annual Eco-Enclave Sales Event.
The “Second Green” grand opening celebration mirrors the eco-friendly construction aspects unique to the four homes at Fish Singer Place. The four homes designed by noted AIA architect Craig B. Anderson of CB Anderson Architects and built by award winning builder Martha Rose, of Martha Rose Construction, will be unveiled at the event with sales underway and one of the new homes already under contract.
The “First Green” event featured the Queen City Eco-Village, this enclave consits of 3 newly constructed 5-Star homes featuring detached carriage houses, as well as an extreme remodel of a 1900s farm house. To achieve the 5-Star rating, the homes used extensive green building strategies starting with site specific designs and implementing low-impact-development strategies. Builder Martha Rose mentions “it may cost a little bit more to build this way” but it’s the right thing to do. The use of pervious concerete for all the driveways and community entrance along with supplying each home with a 2,600 gallon rainwater collection tank help minimize the amount of stormwater runoff that would normally find its way back into the water ways picking up pollutants along the way.
The homes at Fish Singer Place are priced from $599,950 and are move-in ready. The available three floor plans all feature 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms with at least 1 bedroom 1 bathroom on the main floor. All homes are built to the rigorous 5-Star Built Green standards exceeding code built new home energy efficiency by at least 70%.
The homes at Fish Singer Place is sure to appeal to anyone seeking a high-performance quality built green home in a great neighborhood that has it all, from restaurants, parks, shopping, highly rated schools, and easy access to all of Seattle.
To visit Fish Singer Place go west on 160th Ave from Aurora Avenue for approximately ¼ mile, go south on Dayton Ave to site entrance.
For more information, visit FishSingerPlace.com or call 206 909-7536
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