| Status | SOLD |
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EarthCraft House-Energy Efficient
91 Stonehaven Lane, Blue Ridge, VA, 24064 United States |
$398,750 |
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| One of the first EarthCraft Homes in Southwestern Virginia! Be the first to own it ! Visit: www.earthcrafthouseva-sf.org for more information on this green building program. EarthCraft House* is an innovative new green building program that provides home builders with a set of guidelines to construct energy-efficient and environmentally friendly homes. The program standards were developed in 1999 through a unique partnership between Southface Energy Institute and the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association, government and environmental leaders. Together, they created one of the country*s most progressive home building programs. Lower utility bills, better indoor air quality, durable construction, and a reduced environmental impact are just a few of the many benefits to living in an EarthCraft House. Although buying an EarthCraft House may cost a little more up front, the combined savings in lower utility and maintenance costs often more than make up for it. |
| Interior Features | Open kitchen, dining & great room area. Living Level owner suite with walk in closet. Hardwood floors, 3 car garage, full basement offering an additional 2063 of unfinished square footage. Premium cabinetry w/ granite counter tops & complete stainless package. Barrel vaulted hall ceiling. Entry owner suite. Bonus room,whole house sound system. | |||
| Exterior Features | $1,500 fencing allowance. Large Eco-friendly wraparound deck and a .73 +/- lot and an extra lot available ! | |||
| Additional Features and Amenities | EarthCraft House* is an innovative new green building program that provides home builders with a set of guidelines to construct energy-efficient and environmentally friendly homes. The program standards were developed in 1999 through a unique partnership between Southface Energy Institute and the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association, government and environmental leaders. Together, they created one of the country*s most progressive home building programs. Lower utility bills, better indoor air quality, durable construction, and a reduced environmental impact are just a few of the many benefits to living in an EarthCraft House. Although buying an EarthCraft House may cost a little more up front, the combined savings in lower utility and maintenance costs often more than make up for it. To ensure quality, an EarthCraft House must pass a set of inspections by a certified third-party inspector. |
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