Dixon Homes to be Unveiled
The only new homes to be built in Dixon's Valley Glen community will be unveiled this weekend, and released for sale the following weekend.
The 44 homes at Wisteria at Valley Glen, built by Michigan-based Pulte Homes, are priced from the low $500,000s.
Four floor plans with three different elevations range in size from 1,606 square feet to 2,294 square feet. Amenities include energy saving features, General Electric appliances and Corian counter tops.
To visit Wisteria from Interstate 80 east, exit Midway Road and bear right; turn left on Highway 113 and follow signs to Valley Glen. From I-80 west, take the Highway 113 exit toward Dixon and continue on Currey Road; take the Highway 113 south ramp and follow signs to Valley Glen. Call 678-6088 for more information.
Friday, February 10, 2006
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