Parade of Homes

Fall 2016 Parade of Homes T h e M a n i t o b a H o m e B u i l d e r s ' A s s o c i a t i o n P r e s e n t s 256 singh trail - a&s homes The Charlotte is a 2 storey, 3 bedroom, 2 1 /2 bath home with 9' ceilings. The open-concept great room with its stone gas fireplace built-in entertainment centre allows for great entertaining. The kitchen boasts an enlarged island with extended bar, quartz finishes, walk-in pantry, custom maple cabinetry and ceramic tile backsplash with plenty of counter space. Laminate and tiled floors shine throughout the home. The master bedroom features a deluxe ensuite with a 6' drop-in jetted tub, a custom tiled glass shower, a double vanity and a large walk-in closet. The exterior stone veneer and stained wood trim detail combined with an abundance of large windows makes this house stand apart from the rest. www.ashomes.ca 204-256-0863 2-storey Base Price (not incl. land or GST) $241,044.00 Selling Price (not incl. land or GST) $274,615.00 Waterford Green 15 Wildbrook Bay - maNaK homes ltD. Manak homes proudly presents this stunning home with remarkable accessibility. This open floor concept features a spice kitchen for all your cooking needs, a large great room with soaring ceilings and a beautiful view of the lake from the floor to ceiling windows. Indeed, this is a home worth visiting! 204-509-7151 2-storey Base Price (not incl. land or GST) $409,650.00 Selling Price (not incl. land or GST) $498,650.00 Waterford Green Parade of Homes FALL 2016 93 EvEryONE LOvES A PArADE, and these viewing tips from the Manitoba Home Builders' Association will help you derive even more enjoyment from the 2016 Fall Parade of Homes: • Wear comfortable slip-on shoes: Many neighbourhoods have multiple show homes, which means you'll probably park in one location and walk to all of the homes. upon entering each home, you must take off your street shoes in order to tour. Given that some neighbourhoods have more than 10 homes open for viewing, a comfortable walking shoe that slips on and off easily is ideal. • Plan to visit show homes on weekdays. The crowds are smaller and the sales agent will have more time to answer any questions you may have as you tour the home. You'll also have more elbow room to check out displays and additional information many builders supply for potential buyers. This may include anything from mortgage calculators to updates on the latest innovations in energy efficiency. • Talk to the agents: Sales agents can fill you in on unique features, energy efficiencies and construction materials that make each home special. • Map a strategy: If you have a particular destination in mind, look for additional homes to visit on the way. Many subdivisions are in close proximity to each other and it's easy to see a number of them during one tour. • Don't forget the one-offs: Enjoy the variety in subdivisions with multiple homes, but don't miss the hidden gems in neighbourhoods that have only one Parade listing. • Have fun: You can visit as many show homes as you like, as often as you like. It doesn't matter if you're in the market for a new home or if you're just looking for life-size design inspiration. Take a friend, take your time, and have fun. Remember, show homes are open year-round. Check the MHBA website at www.homebuilders.mb.ca for show home locations.

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