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NVR enters single-family market in Virginia

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NVR enters single-family market in Virginia

NVR announced that it will move into the single-family market in Ashburn, Va., with the construction of new luxury homes.


By Mary Beth Nevulis, HousingZone Contributing Editor November 22, 2011
nvr, home builder, homebuilder, single-family homes, new home construction

NVR announced that it will move into the single-family market in Ashburn, Va., with the construction of new luxury homes, according to a press release.


NVR’s luxury division is building the homes in the community, called Stonegate. The homes are priced in the $560s and are designed for families making a first or second move-up.


NVHomes' new single-family homes are available in a variety of two-story plans, offering up to six bedrooms and up to six-and-a-half baths, and each has a 2-car garage. Each home is Energy Star qualified.


For more information, click here.
 

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