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Heritage Creekside Plano, Texas HERITAGE CREEKSIDE PLANO, TEXAS HERITAGE CREEKSIDE · 972-535-2540 · 561 BRAMANTE DRIVE PLANO, TEXAS, 75075 · CAMBRIDGEHOMES.COM HERITAGE CREEKSIDE ABOUT DISCOVER THE COMMUNITY Thoughtfully designed by a proven development team, Heritage Creekside is one of the last growth opportunities in Plano. Ideally located in Plano along the President George Bush Turnpike and just west of the North Central Expressway, the vision for Heritage Creekside is an all-encompassing modern urban environment. FLYING FISH RODEO GOAT LOCAL RESTAURANTS ORANGE THEORY COMMUNITY HANG OUT JUPITER RD N PLANO RD W P ARK B LVD PLANO K D 75 HERITAGE CREEKSIDE COMMUNITY MAP B F G J CU W 15TH S T F H 14TH S T JUPITER RD D E ST ER R D A I D B A C F C E B E PLANO PARK WAY E PLANO PARK WAY D A GEORGE BUSH TURNPIKE GEORGE BUSH TURNPIKE ALMA R E A D C B W RENNER R D E RENNER R D B C A 75 N JUPITER RD N H CO LLINS BL N PLANO RD VD J MAP KEY SHOPPING EDUCATION GYM/SPORTS OTHER A. Tom Thumb A. Sigler Elementary PISD A. Texas Archery Academy A. Texas Pool B. Total Wine B. Legacy Preparatory Charter B. Custer Park Tennis Courts B. Cityline Development C. Fry's Electronics C. Carpe Diem Private School C. Plano Aquatic Center C. Cityline DART Rail Stop D. PGA Golf Store D. Plano ISD Academy H.S D. Liberty Recreation Center D. Chamberlain School of Ballet E. Home Depot E. John Paul II H.S. (PRIVATE) E. Practice Tee Golf Center E. City of Plano - LOCAL GOVERNMENT F. Barnes & Noble F. Wilson M.S. PISD F. Planet Fitness F. US Post Office G. Micheals G. Plano Senior H.S. PISD G. Orange Theory G. Plano Public Library H. Hobby Lobby H. University of Texas at Dallas H. Historic Plano Arts District I. Collin Creek Mall I. Collin Co. College (SPRING CREEK) PARKS I. Plano Event Center J. Downtown Plano J. Dallas Nursing Institute A. Plano Parks & Recreation K. Calloways Nursery K. VInes High School B. Plano Event Center MEDICAL L. Rodeo Goat C. Russell Creek Park A. Methodist Richardson M. Stonebriar Mall D. Jack Carter Park B. Medical N. Village at Fairview E. Carpenter Park C. Medical City of Plano HERITAGE CREEKSIDE · 972-535-2540 · 561 BRAMANTE DRIVE PLANO, TEXAS, 75075 · CAMBRIDGEHOMES.COM HERITAGE CREEKSIDE SCHOOLS PLANO ISD CITY Plano ISD learning community will educate, inspire and empower every student to activate their unique potential in a dynamic world. Plano COUNTY Collin HOA (COLLECTED ANNUALLY) $1,458 TAX RATE 2.04% HERITAGE CREEKSIDE SCHOOLS PHASE 1 PHASE 2 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Sigler Aldridge NEW TO PLANO ISD? MIDDLE SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL FAQ? Wilson Wilson LEARN MORE ABOUT JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH PLANO ISD Vines Vines LEARN MORE HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Plano Plano HERITAGE CREEKSIDE · 972-535-2540 · 561 BRAMANTE DRIVE PLANO, TEXAS, 75075 · CAMBRIDGEHOMES.COM HERITAGE CREEKSIDE CHARACTERISTICS FLOOR PLAN CHARACTERISTICS FEATURES & HIGHLIGHTS All floor plans come with a variety of options to personalize during your Design Center Visit. Additional Images of standard lot/floor plan features view-able in the Beverly. INTERIOR FEATURES EXTERIOR FEATURES • 36” tall stained site-finished cabinets • 8' Fiberglass modern front entry door with decorative handle or 6 lite wood door • Beautiful Maestro Marble with undermount sinks (per elevation) • Delta chrome fixtures • 8 ’ tall oversized garage doors for easy entry • Optional garden tub and glass enclosed framed and exit shower • "Salt finish" patio, porch, lead sidewalk • Stained site-finished cabinets - 42” uppers with and driveway crown moulding and end panels • Choose exterior colors from a variety of designer • 9” cased opening for refrigerator with cabinet paint palettes above • Professional landscape package including a • Concealed roll out trash bin zoned irrigation system • Choice of 3 custom cabinet wood hoods • Full sod front, back and side yards • Designer series stain resistant carpet with 5lb 1/2” • Programmable sprinkler system pad in all living areas and bedrooms • Ceramic tile in all secondary baths, owner’s bath, owner’s entry, utility, and kitchen HERITAGE CREEKSIDE · 972-535-2540 · 561 BRAMANTE DRIVE PLANO, TEXAS, 75075 · CAMBRIDGEHOMES.COM HERITAGE CREEKSIDE FEATURED FLOOR PLAN Beverly MODEL HERITAGE CREEKSIDE FEATURED FLOOR PLAN Haggard HERITAGE CREEKSIDE FEATURED FLOOR PLAN Jameson HERITAGE CREEKSIDE FEATURED FLOOR PLAN Harrington HERITAGE CREEKSIDE HOMESITE MAP LEARN MORE AVAILABLE LOTS ARE POSTED ON OUR WEBSITE PLANO PARKWAY PLANO PARKWAY PLANO PARKWAY 4 3 2 1 5 J WESTWOOD DRIVE WESTWOOD 6 E COVERED PARKING 7 18 17 16 15 MULTIFAMILY MULTIFAMILY BUILDING BUILDING 8 9 11 12 13 14 I COVERED PARKING 10 D H K F RETAIL HOTEL & RESTAURANT C HOTEL OFFICE COVERED BUILDING PARKING OFFICE BUILDING L OFFICE / RETAIL / RESTAURANT HERITAGE CREEKSIDE FLOORPLANS SERIES OF FLOORPLANS TO CHOOSE FROM Floorplans JAMESON LEARN MORE From 2,502 SQFT 2 Story, 3 bed, 2.5 Bath | Covered Patio, Study, 3 Car Tandem Garage BEVERLY (MODEL) LEARN MORE From 3,218 SQFT 2 Story, 4 bed, 3.5 Bath | Covered Patio, Study, Game Room, 2 Car Garage HAGGARD LEARN MORE From 2,224 SQFT 2 Story, 3 bed, 3 Bath | Covered Patio, Yard, 2 Car Garage ALDRIDGE LEARN MORE From 1,665SQFT 1 Story, 2 bed, 2.5 Bath 2 Car Garage HUFFMAN LEARN MORE From 2,206 SQFT 2 Story, 2 bed, 2.5 Bath Covered Patio, Study, 2 Car Garage HERITAGE CREEKSIDE · 972-535-2540 · 561 BRAMANTE DRIVE PLANO, TEXAS, 75075 · CAMBRIDGEHOMES.COM HERITAGE CREEKSIDE CONTACT ABOUT CAMBRIDGE HOMES Intimate neighborhoods in DFW’s most desirable communities. For more than 25 years, these have been the hallmarks of Cambridge Homes. Our competent, caring professionals are committed to exceptionally high standards of design, construction, and customer service. With a diverse portfolio of designs, Cambridge Homes has a product to suit your lifestyle. We hold ourselves to the highest of standards. From our craftsmanship to our customer service, nothing gets overlooked. Meticulous attention to detail is one of the hallmarks of Cambridge Homes, and has earned us a reputation as one of the best home builders in Dallas-Fort Worth. GET IN TOUCH Christy Pressley office 972-535-2540 email [email protected] HERITAGE CREEKSIDE · 972-535-2540 · 561 BRAMANTE DRIVE PLANO, TEXAS, 75075 · CAMBRIDGEHOMES.COM .
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