Under Construction. Experience the award-winning craftsmanship and thoughtful design that define every David Weekley Home with the all-new Climson floor plan at Crossprairie. Thoughtfully designed for today's lifestyle, this beautifully crafted 1,770-square-foot townhome combines style, comfort, and functionality in every detail. Featuring 3 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage, The Climson welcomes you with an open-concept layout that feels bright, inviting, and effortlessly connected. The expansive family room flows seamlessly into the dining area and open kitchen, creating the perfect space for entertaining guests, celebrating special occasions, or simply enjoying everyday life. Upstairs, you'll discover a private owner retreat designed for relaxation, along with secondary bedrooms that provide comfort and flexibility for family members, guests, or even a home office. Every square foot has been carefully planned to maximize livability, storage, and natural flow. Whether you're purchasing your first home, looking for more space, or seeking the low-maintenance lifestyle of a townhome without sacrificing style, The Climson offers the perfect balance of elegance and practicality. Come discover why The Climson is quickly becoming one of the most exciting new townhome designs at Crossprairie. Schedule your tour today and experience the David Weekley difference for yourself.
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