Woodneath Farms wows Parade visitors with seven entries

Hundreds of visitors flocked to Woodneath Farms over the past couple weeks 0during the Spring Parade of Homes, lured in by the opportunity to tour seven new model homes by some of the Northland’s top homebuilders.

“The Parade of Homes typically draws a crowd,” explains Sherri Cole, ReeceNichols agent and co-community manager with Linda Ludy. “But with seven Parade entries and many other completed homes open to tour, Woodneath Farms is a one-stop-shop for those wanting to see all that new home construction has to offer.”

Woodneath Farms’ entries include homes by Aspen Homes (No. 62) at 8604 NE 90th St.; Homes by Chris (No. 63) at 8601 NE 90th Street; Klopfenstine Construction (No. 64) at 8507 NE 90th St.; McFarland Custom Builders (No. 65) at 8608 NE 90th St.; Olympus Custom Homes (No. 66) at 9519 N Lane Ave.; SAB Homes (No. 67) at 8505 NE 90th St.; and Summit Custom Homes (No. 68) at 8600 NE 90th St.

Cardinal Crest Homes and Signature Builders have additional floorplans in various stages of construction.

To add to the fun, visitors are encouraged to participate in a Spring Scavenger Hunt hosted by Hunt Midwest, the community developer, for a chance to win prizes including Chiefs suite tickets, Royals tickets and a Visa gift card. Kansas City themed items representing local sports teams, landmarks and businesses are hidden throughout each of the Parade homes. Once the item is spotted, visitors take a photo and post to social media using a designated hashtag and winners will be randomly chosen from the entries.

“Our guests have really enjoyed the scavenger hunt,” explains Cole. “Parents have used it as a way to entertain their kids while they get to take their time walking through each house. And who doesn’t want to win Royals tickets?!”

Woodneath Farms has long been a destination community with rolling hills, larger home sites, grand residences and a long list of luxurious amenities. Its prime location in the Liberty School District on Flintlock Road north of Missouri 152 have made this award-winning neighborhood the perfect place for hundreds of families to call home.

Woodneath Farms amenities were designed with families in mind and include a competition-size swimming pool, lake and fountain, walking trails, playground, nature areas, tennis court, picnic pavilion, recreation area, generous landscaping and brick entrance monuments. The Mid-Continent Public Library Woodneath branch and Shoal Creek Elementary are situated on either side of the community’s entrance, adding additional conveniences within walking distance of home.

“When you drive into Woodneath Farms, you know you’re somewhere special, making this one of the most popular neighborhoods in the Northland,” said Cole. “If you’ve ever considered buying a home in Woodneath Farms, this is the time to do it. We have a limited number of premiere homesites now available and just one phase remains before the community is complete.”

The Spring Parade of Homes, presented by the Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City, offers free admission to tour over 300 homes throughout the Kansas City area, each open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily April 23 through May 3. Parade guides may be picked up at any home on the Parade or at the HBA office at 600 E. 103rd St., Kansas City, near Interstate 435 and Holmes Road. More information can be found at KCParadeofHomes.com.

Whether you’re in the market for a new home, just starting to explore the idea of building new or looking for redecorating and remodeling ideas, the Parade offers a low-pressure, no obligation way to view hundreds of homes.

Hunt Midwest Residential has been an industry leader in master-planned community development for more than 20 years. The Kansas City-based company is owned by Lamar Hunt’s family, owners of the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League.

All of Hunt Midwest Residential’s master planned communities are marketed exclusively by ReeceNichols. For more information about Hunt Midwest, visit HuntMidwestKC.com.

This story was originally published May 8, 2016 at 12:05 AM with the headline "Woodneath Farms wows Parade visitors with seven entries."