Applied Underwriters, master developer of the 500-acre Heartwood Preserve mixed-use development, has announced a new upscale neighborhood: The Arbour at Heartwood Preserve. The official groundbreaking takes place late this month.
The residential neighborhood will be north of Pacific Street and west of Millard North High School. The project will include row houses, single-family houses and duplexes. When living units are completed, residents will be able to walk to the future Heartwood Row, a street of offices and shops just to the northeast.
Residents will also have access to a linear park and green-space area along the western portion of Heartwood Preserve.
The Arbour at Heartwood Preserve will feature:
Luxury Row Houses – High-end, fully customized brownstone-type living row houses. Buyers can select attached units with either front or urban access garages, and opt to include roof top decks and/or elevators.
Single-Family Homes – These houses “offer the convenience of an urban lifestyle with the comfort of single-family living.” Buyers will have the option of purchasing a predesigned floor plan, designing a complete custom home or building something in between.
Dual-Family Homes – These street-facing duplexes will feature well-appointed finishes and front porches, with options for single-level living.
Builders are the newly-formed Arbour Building Group and include Greg Frazell of G. Lee Homes, Matt Caniglia of Silverthorn Custom Homes and Jon Henne of Meco-Henne Contracting.
The new neighborhood is far from the only construction taking place in Heartwood Preserve.
As part of Heartwood Row, dirt work is underway on Olsson’s 4-story, office building that will house the engineering company’s 300 Omaha-area employees.
Immediately to the north of Millard North High School, Broadmoor is building apartments that will surround a new parking garage that has already been constructed. South of Pacific Street, work continues on Applied Underwriters headquarters building.
Further north, Heartwood Preserve is already home to Valmont’s headquarters building, Mahogany Prime Steakhouse and Charleston’s restaurant as well as several other office and retail buildings.
