New model homes exemplify luxurious aesthetic in Polo Fields
The Spring Parade of Homes may be coming to a close this weekend, but there’s never been a better time to explore all that southern Overland Park community Polo Fields has to offer.
Drive through the stately entrance and it’s immediately apparent why prospective buyers are continually drawn to this picturesque community. An idyllic location that’s steeped in history, a selection of prime home sites and quality-built homes from some of Kansas City’s best builders are just a few of the reasons why Polo Fields has become a coveted choice in the Kansas City area.
Since Polo Fields unveiled 31 new home sites, the response “has been phenomenal,” according to the community’s marketing team. The home sites offer much-needed supply in a coveted area of Johnson County that’s low in selection and, as a result, the home sites are going quickly.
A varied inventory that includes speculative homes and custom build-jobs priced from the upper $400,000s to more than $800,000 has proven to be equally enticing to prospective Polo Fields homeowners. And because new home sites were just released to the community’s model home builders, prospective buyers have a small window of opportunity to tweak and modify model floor plans to fit their preferences and lifestyle.
Located at 164th Street and Quivira Road, Polo Fields is an exceptional community strategically located on some of the most beautiful land in Johnson County. The 155-acre luxury new-home community is situated atop what were once actual polo fields, giving Polo Fields a dual sense of beauty and history.
Homes at Polo Fields are part of an energy-efficient, AT fiber optic neighborhood and feature all-stucco exteriors and acute attention to detail that incorporates cutting-edge architectural details. Additionally, the spacious home sites give homeowners the freedom and flexibility to pursue design features like side-entry garages, courtyard garages and ranch-style layouts, all without compromising the lot size.
A variety of homes are under construction, giving prospective buyers what the marketing team calls “phenomenal selection. With quality built homes by more than 10 different builders, buyers really appreciate the wide diversity of plans and styles that no longer seem to be offered in most area communities.”
Additionally, three new furnished model homes recently opened at Polo Fields, giving prospective homeowners the chance to tour exemplary examples of the residential construction that’s available in the community.
James Engle Custom Homes’ Laurel II, which serves as the Polo Fields sales office, features an airy, open 11/2-story floor plan that’s enhanced by an abundance of natural light. Soaring vaulted ceilings and an upstairs loft add to the interior’s spacious feel, while features like a walk-in pantry with workstation, a wine bar and butler pantry, and ample storage add the functionality that homeowners covet.
The expanded version of Engle’s Laurel floor plan also boasts an inviting master suite that includes a jetted tub, walk-in shower, separate vanities and a walk-in master closet that’s adjacent to the laundry room.
The four-bedroom, two-story Chloe II is an expanded version of Roeser Homes LLC’s Chloe plan and isn’t just big on space, it also makes a dramatic first impression thanks to a transitional color palette that combines gray, taupe and silver accents in a luxurious aesthetic.
The dining room comes complete with two-story vaulted ceilings, an ideal space in which to entertain. The home also features an office/flex room space on the main floor, a covered deck and distinctive finishing touches like a dark wood tongue-in-groove ceiling.
After touring this stylishly modern and functional home, it’s no surprise that Roeser Homes took home a Grand Award in this year’s Spring Parade of Homes American Dream Awards.
Thoughtful finishing touches are generously placed throughout Bickimer Construction Inc.’s Augusta model home. The 11/2-story, four-bedroom home includes an eye-catching great room complete with two-story ceilings and an open layout. A sizable kitchen seamlessly flows into a dining area that can easily accommodate a harvest table.
A fireplace with floor-to-ceiling surround adds just enough drama to create a truly memorable space. Escape to the grotto-like feel of the main floor’s half-bathroom, which comes complete with stone tile and dual sconces. A finished lower level is great for entertaining or spending time with family and includes a full-size kitchen with granite counter tops, built-in entertainment center and ample windows.
For prospective buyers interested in Polo Fields, now is the time to act. The last phase in the community’s Estate section is underway, which means limited opportunities remain to purchase speculative homes or home sites that can accommodate a custom-built home. The remaining home sites offer what the marketing team calls “some of the nicest selection in the community,” including cul-de-sac and greenbelt locations.
The beautifully built homes are undoubtedly one of the key appeals of Polo Fields, yet the community also boasts several amenities and an enviable location in the Blue Valley School District. Polo Fields homeowners have access to a large swimming pool and cabana, not to mention more than 70 acres of open space. Plus, residents are minutes away from shopping, dining, entertainment and several recreational opportunities, including the Heritage Park soccer and golf complex and Heritage Lake.
If you haven’t yet experienced all that Polo Fields has to offer, stop by today. For more information, contact Dennis Patterson or Stephanie Larson at 913-523-5513 or visit
This story was originally published May 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM with the headline "New model homes exemplify luxurious aesthetic in Polo Fields."