New Tri Point community opens with ribbon cutting

The Dripping Springs Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Tri Pointe Homes model home last week.

The event on Wednesday, Oct. 18 recognized the new Heritage community in Dripping Springs, a new 188-acre joint-venture development with M/I Homes at 1385 North Roger Hanks Parkway. The new model home, designed by celebrity designer Bobby Berk, has five bedrooms, three baths and a two-bay garage. The 2,898-squarefoot residence includes a grand spiral staircase, a spacious great room, a large primary closet, an upstairs game room and an oversized covered outdoor living space.

“Heritage offers an inviting mix of old and new, from classic country to modern designs and rich, state-of-the-art amenities to the traditional and walkable hometown feel,” said Chelsea Timmons, Vice President of Community Experience at Tri Pointe Homes in Austin. Heritage includes the debut of the brandnew Arbor Collection at Heritage, which includes Bobby Berk’s standout model home. Priced from the $400s, the residences at Heritage combine a contemporary aesthetic with classic color accents inspired by the Texas countryside.

Tri Pointe Homes’ Arbor Collection at Heritage offers residences ranging from 1,903 to 2,903 square feet with three to five beds, two to three baths, a two-bay garage and the option to add on a media room. The Park Collection offers homes ranging from 1,831 to 2,969 square feet with three to five beds, two to four baths and two- to 2.5-bay garages. The Terrace Collection offers residences ranging from 1,603 to 2,588 square feet with three to four beds, two to three baths and a two-bay garage. As part of its LivingSmart program committed to healthy and environmentally responsible building practices, all of Tri Pointe’s homes at Heritage are designed and independently certified to exceed local energy codes, including Energy Star certification.

The model home is available for touring. For more information, visit tripointehomes.com/tx/ austin/heritage.