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Discover Ross Chapin Cottage Style Living in the Midwest
Tuesday, December 20th, 2011
Are you looking for something unique in your next home? For fans of award-winning architect Ross Chapin, home is about how you live as well as where you live. The author of the best selling book, “Pocket Neighborhoods” designs homes for neighborhoods built around a deeply satisfying sense of community, which is why his architectural style was a perfect fit for Inglenook in Carmel, Indiana.
Bright, Charming Architecture
The two and three bedroom cottage style homes at Inglenook are small homes that are designed to feel like they are as livable as larger homes. The light-filled spaces, tall ceilings, and plentiful storage space give each home a sense of space that is simple, casually comfortable, and uncrowded. Architectural elements including breakfast nooks and built-in bookshelves ensure that every space is used efficiently and beautifully.
A Modern, Timeless Neighborhood Concept
Pocket neighborhoods are based on a timeless, classic concept that when we have a sense of community, our lives feel richer and more satisfying. But there’s a modern sensibility about it as well. Pocket communities promote a better use of land, more energy efficient neighborhoods, and a less intrusive footprint on natural resources.
A Personal Retreat
Cottage style living at Inglenook is designed as much for the private moments at home as it is for moments shared with neighbors and friends. The homes at Inglenook are created with some windows that look out over common areas and other areas that are respectfully out of the line of sight from neighboring homes.
A Rare Opportunity in the Midwest
Inglenook is the only pocket community of new Ross Chapin-designed cottages that is currently selling in the entire Midwest. With just twenty-seven homes available, this limited time opportunity to own won’t last. Contact Sam Tucker at (317) 580-7854 or sam@talktotucker.com to schedule a showing or inquire about current pricing and availability.
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