If you’ve been spending these last months wondering if this is the moment to get out of your old place, into a new ranch, Toll Brothers will give you a big view of that opportunity today, just south of Castle Rock.
Toll Brothers’ newly opened Montaine master-planned community, near Castle Rock’s highest point with some of the best views in the metro area, is already drawing crowds of buyers—including to its age-55-plus enclave called Regency—almost 30 sales of single-family ranches there in two months since opening.
Put your shopping aside for a few hours and Toll Brothers will give you a whole new way of looking at ranch design—six all-new models to tour—more contemporary, with wide-open interiors that reveal lots of depth; and eye-catching spaces for sheltering (and for entertaining when things get back to normal).
Aside from this being the last weekend before Christmas, you really don’t have lots of time to start looking at these possibilities, according to Toll Brothers’ Anne McHugh, Melissa Patton, and Jordan Lawrence, who are seeing around 50% of their ranch sales arriving from California, Washington state, and the rust-belt states, as Colorado continues getting pressure from outsiders who want to be here.
To underscore the urgency, the Toll Brothers team will show you two incentives that only go to the next two Regency buyers: $10,000 off your lot premium, and one of those sleek sliding-glass-door systems that you can throw wide open to the outdoors, absolutely free.
The outdoors, by the way, is a major draw to Montaine: 13 miles of planned trails; 548 acres of scenic open space; a planned 10,700-foot clubhouse that will have big resort pool, tennis and pickleball courts; and big views of Devil’s Head Peak and other nearby trail attractions in Pike National Forest.
You can be here in the $480s—a real price for a single-family ranch. But McHugh says the best opportunity is to reach for one of the premium Boulder Collection plans you’ll tour—amazing space, and all with a full-wide 3-car garage, starting in the $655s.
Those include two plans you’ll see that work for multigenerational situations; including a ‘Greyson’ model that’s shown with a second living unit, with it’s own master, kitchenette, and a private entrance from the third garage bay.
If you’re wanting to move this spring, time is of the essence to see this now (one Boulder Collection ranch is set for May move-in, like one of the models you’ll tour, 2,633 feet plus a 3-car garage, $796,000).
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