Real Estate Row - Week of January 28
Development debuts models
Amberwood, a new Suisun City development by Edenbridge Homes, will preview two of its models this weekend: Residence Two and Residence Three.
The models are 2,240 square feet, and 2,381 square feet, respectively, and feature flex space options for additional bedrooms and square footage.
Amberwood is a limited collection of 28 homes, with prices starting at $557,950. To reach the sales center from Highway 12, exit on Sunset Drive, turn right on Railroad, and right again on Blossom.
For more information, call 425-5065.
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