13 Radnor Pl., Palm Coast, FL 32164

Under Construction. UP TO $10,000 IN CLOSING COSTS WITH PREFERRED LENDER. Beautiful, Brand New, Award-Winning Home! This home is an Energy Efficient Home in a great neighborhood! Amazing Private Lot at the end of a cul-de-sac with no homes to be built behind and an easement on one side for added privacy! Estimated completion DECEMBER 2023. (photos of previously built home). This home takes energy efficiency to a whole new level that will significantly reduce your electric bill. Your utility cost savings are estimated at $1,206 per year. Energy Efficient Features: Spray foam insulation and double pane windows that create an airtight seal, LED lighting, energy star appliances, the most energy efficient water heater on the market, insulated ductwork, high performance HVAC units and more. Standard Features: This home has a spacious open floor plan, bonus room, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, 42” real wood soft close cabinets, luxury tile plank flooring, 9’4” ceilings with tray ceiling in primary suite, huge walk-in closets, covered lanais, irrigation systems, designer landscaping, and a 10 year structural warranty by Maverick. Optional Solar Panels: We also offer warrantied solar panel systems already installed when you move in, this feature is optional. If you choose to add a solar system, this home will go from energy efficient to energy sufficient. Zero energy homes can produce as much energy as they consume, leaving you with little to no electric bill. With Solar: Your annual utility cost savings increase to an estimated $1,986 per year. Additionally with the Solar Tax Incentive program, you can deduct 30% of the cost of your solar system from your federal income taxes. Based on the average size of our solar systems, that is approximately a $7,000 deduction. *The annual utility savings listed above is based on our third-party verified HERS rating and the average American household energy consumption. The amount you can save in utility costs with or without solar could be higher or lower depending on how much energy you use in your home.