New neighborhoods and homes of distinction coming to Shoal Creek Valley

The marketing team of Tom Johnson and Susan Renschler of Keller Williams North for Shoal Creek Valley are proud to announce several new neighborhoods and homes of distinction.

Situated just off Highway 152 with quick and easy access to I-35 and I-435, and only a short drive to Zona Rosa, Kansas City International Airport, the Crossroads Art and Power and Light Districts, The Country Club Plaza, and Kauffman Stadium, Shoal Creek Valley is a 1,900-acre master-planned, mixed-use residential and retail development tailored to the best of Kansas City living.

Within it, prospective buyers will find eight distinctive neighborhoods, each offering a wide array of floor plan and lot options built by some of the Kansas City area’s most reputable homebuilders. These include Cardinal Crest Homes, Distinctive Homes by J & K Properties, The Brookeview Group LLC, Starr Homes, Freeman Custom Homes, John Shilt Homes, Sustained Homes Building and Design, McFarland Custom Builders, Homes By Chris, and Rockwood Builders.

The newest neighborhoods are situated within The Preserve and The Village.

In the Preserve, black coach lamps illuminate the tree lined streets, and Shoal Creek Golf Course meanders through this neighborhood featuring custom designed homes on estate-size lots. The new Eagle Pointe neighborhood will feature approximately 97 picturesque homes highlighted by spectacular premium golf course views as well as wooded lots. The timeframe for building is planned for late 2016.

In The Meadows neighborhood at The Village, a colorful blend of homes inspired by 20th century architecture but built for smarter living, prospective buyers will find two spec homes under construction – a two-story and a ranch plan, and there is still time for new buyers to choose their colors and finishes.

The newest neighborhood in The Village is Heritage Park, featuring 27 distinctive, two-bedroom, two-bathroom, two-car rear loaded garage Patio Homes priced in the high $290,000s and exclusively built by award-winning Cardinal Crest Homes. Offered in with six different elevations, they create a unique look and feel throughout the neighborhood.

Together, the neighborhoods of Shoal Creek Valley link the values of the past with modern comforts and technology. Residents here enjoy a wealth of community amenities.

The Gate House features plush grounds, meandering garden pathways, media and banquet rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, patios, a large swimming pool, waterfall, hot tub and barbecue pavilion.

The chalet-style Park House features large open interior spaces, a fireplace and comfortable seating, and a large, outdoor water park with a lazy river, two large swimming pools, two waterslides, splash plaza, toddler pool, tanning patios, picnic pavilions and changing rooms.

“The amenities here are unparalleled,” Johnson said, “and are attractive to buyers with small children, to empty-nesters and retirees spending a great deal of time with family and grandchildren.”

Lifestyle amenities are numerous as well. “Prospective buyers will find a healthcare center, gym, grocery store, restaurants, and other retail businesses in close proximity, which is one of the most desirable aspects for our residents,” Renschler said.

Although Shoal Creek has a Kansas City address, its residents are within the highly-rated Liberty School District, and Liberty Oaks Elementary is situated within the community.

Shoal Creek Golf Course is next door and historic Liberty Square, The Shoppes at Shoal Creek and The Plaza at Shoal Creek are within walking distance.

“Shoal Creek Valley is not a community with cookie-cutter houses perfectly lined up along a busy street,” said Renschler. “It has been meticulously planned to speak to the savvy buyer that understands the value of the homes, amenities, nearby lifestyle opportunities, and the importance of location, location, location.”

This story was originally published June 26, 2016 at 12:09 AM with the headline "New neighborhoods and homes of distinction coming to Shoal Creek Valley."