Design already resolved
A cohesive, model-home interior with extensive cabinetry, built-ins, lighting and technology that would be costly and disruptive to recreate.
Why this home is different
The home Shea used to sell the neighborhood.
When Shea opened 24 North, this was the home buyers came to see—the community sales office and first Altair showcase model, completed with $174,420 in documented options. It originally cost approximately $85,000–$127,000 more than representative neighborhood homes because it was built differently from the beginning.
Today, that premium has narrowed to just $10,000–$51,000 over lower-priced alternatives, while another Altair sold for $566,897—$17,897 above this home’s asking price. That smaller premium buys the showcase design, completed outdoor living, extensive recent improvements and fewer projects after move-in.
See the Buyer Assurance Guide for the documented address-by-address comparisons.
