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Benson Trace Every KB home is uniquely built just for you. From the high $100s We give you the ability to personalize your new • 1,234–2,354 sq. ft. home, from homesites and floor plans to cabinets • 3–5 bdrms., 2–3 baths and countertops. All of our homes are innovatively • Less than 3 miles from Beltway 8 designed and priced to fit your budget. Just as and Hwy. 288 importantly, we work closely with you, so you • Easy commute to Texas Medical Center and downtown Houston have a trusted partner every step of the way. 5028 Jonina Ln. Houston, TX 77048 281-668-3975 From I-10 East, take Exit 763/I-610 South and keep right at the fork to merge onto I-610 South. Stay left to continue on I-610 East. After approx. 5 mi., take Exit 38C/Hwy. 288 South. Exit Almeda- Genoa Rd. and turn left. Turn left on Pembroke St. to community under construction on the left. Community Layout Pembroke Street 1 1 2 Sales Center/ 2 Model Home 3 3 4 4 5 5 1 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 13 Jonina Lane Jonina 2 14 13 12 16 15 14 15 Mosscrest Drive 16 17 18 42 41 40 39 38 19 2 20 33 34 35 36 37 21 22 Zivah Lane 23 24 28 27 25 32 31 30 29 26 Around Your Neighborhood Schools Restaurants Recreation Houston Independent School Panda Express® Hobby Airport District (HISD) 4041 S. Sam Houston Pkwy. E. 7800 Airport Blvd. 4400 W. 18th St. Houston, TX 77047 Houston, TX 77061 Houston, TX 77092 346-352-7188 713-640-3000 713-556-6000 Frank's Grill Houston Sports Park Law Elementary School 4702 Telephone Rd. 12131 Kirby Dr. 12401 S. Coast Dr. Houston, TX 77087 Houston, TX 77045 Houston, TX 77047 713-649-3296 713-433-3969 713-732-3630 Happy China Café Cloverland Park Thomas Middle School 4001 S. Sam Houston 3801 Hickok Ln. 5655 Selinsky Rd. Pkwy. E. #135 Houston TX Houston, TX 77048 Houston, TX 77047 713-732-3500 713-733-2700 Cloverland Swimming Pool 11800 Scott St. Sterling High School Sonic™ Drive-In Houston TX 77047 11625 Martindale Rd. 4020 S. Sam Houston Pkwy. E. 713-734-8948 Houston, TX 77048 Houston, TX 77047 713-991-0510 713-734-5555 Sunnyside Community Center Swimming Pool McDonald’s® 3502 Bellfort St. 2503 Almeda Geona Rd. Houston, TX 77051 Houston, TX 77047 713-734-0757 Shopping 713-413-1570 F.M. Law Park H-E-B® Taco Bell™ 8400 Mykawa Rd. 3111 Woodridge Dr., Ste. 500 9406 Cullen Blvd., Ste. B Houston, TX 77048 Houston, TX 77087 Houston, TX 832-395-7000 713-847-0025 713-264-0680 Fiesta Mart® Burger King® 5600 Mykawa Rd. 4676 Bellfort St. Houston, TX 77033 Houston, TX 77051 Entertainment 713-644-1611 713-734-6440 Cinemark® at Almeda Mall Jack in the Box® Pearland and XD 12200 Gulf Fwy. 14220 Cullen Blvd. 3311 Silverlake Village Dr. Houston, TX 77034 Houston, TX 77047 Pearland, TX 77581 713-944-1010 713-738-8830 713-436-9065 Pearland Town Center Wendy’s® Urban Air Trampoline & 11200 Broadway St. 2928 Woodridge Dr. Adventure Park Pearland, TX 77584 Houston, TX 77087 3207 S. Sam Houston 713-340-0712 281-676-3570 Pkwy. E. #200 Houston, TX 77047 Bass Pro Shops® 281-206-4681 1000 Bass Pro Dr. Pearland, TX 77047 Houston Just Rolling 713-770-5100 Library Skating Rink 7505 S. Sam Houston The Galleria Alice McKean Young Pkwy. E. B 5085 Westheimer Rd. Neighborhood Library Houston, TX 77075 Houston, TX 77056 5107 Griggs Rd. 713-991-0284 713-966-3500 Houston, TX 77021 832-393-2140 NRG Stadium NRG Pkwy. Houston TX 77054 832-667-1400 Why New? Because a new home is uniquely built for you. Brand New Choice of It’s either a new home or it’s not. Simple as Construction Floor Plan that. Because even if it’s new to you, a used home wasn’t designed with your life in mind. That’s why we partner with you from the very beginning. Our new homes come with open floor plans and generous, flexible living spaces that fit your family’s needs and budget. Enjoy ENERGY STAR® Low Cost Certified Homes of Ownership personalized design touches and beautiful communities that cater to a variety of lifestyles. New also means more efficient. Each home we build is ENERGY STAR® certified, delivering energy savings that lower the cost of ownership. And with a 10-year limited warranty, you can be sure your new KB home will always feel like new. Choice of Design No-Cost Design Features Options We’re proud of our reviews and ratings at: 10-Year Limited Dedicated Customer TrustBuilderReviews.com Warranty Service 888-KB-HOMES | kbhome.com Broker Cooperation Welcome. ©2020 KB Home (KBH). ENERGY STAR® and the ENERGY STAR mark are registered U.S. trademarks. KB Home reserves the right to change or discontinue features, options, products, materials and suppliers at any time without notice. Nothing herein shall be deemed an irrevocable guarantee or commitment that the home will be built with specific products or with products from any specific manufacturers. No affiliation or sponsorship is intended or implied with TrustBuilder®, NewHomeSource™, H-E-B®, Fiesta® Mart, Almeda Mall, Pearland Town Center, Houston Sports Park, Cinemark®, Urban Air Trampoline & Adventure Park, Bass Pro Shops®, The Galleria, Panda Express®, Frank's Grill, Happy China Café, Sonic™ Drive-In, McDonald's®, Taco Bell™, Jack in the Box®, Wendy's®, Texas Medical Center, Houston Just Rolling Skating Rink or NRG Stadium, and all trademarks are owned by the respective trademark owners. Plans, pricing, financing, terms, availability and specifications subject to change/prior sale without notice and may vary by neighborhood, lot location and home series. Buyer responsible for all taxes, insurance and other fees. Sq. footage is approximate. This map is for general orientation purposes and is not drawn to scale. KB Home does not represent or guarantee this map to be accurate and it is subject to change and modification at anytime without notice. KB Home does not control and makes no representations or guarantees regarding future development or uses adjacent to the community. The map does not constitute any representation or guarantee that the community or surrounding area will be built out, developed or operated as shown. ARTIST’S CONCEPTION: Illustration may depict upgraded landscaping/options and may not represent lowest-priced homes. See sales counselor for details. HOU-297461.
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