I was tempted to say that Martha Stewart was coming to Los Angeles, but reading the press release a bit further I realized that the Terreno Vista development is almost an hour outside of the city in the desert. The homes will be reasonably affordable for the LA region starting at 300 Thousand dollars.
One thing that struck my funny bone is that the homes are to be designed based on Martha Stewart’s homes in Maine and New York. Did anyone tell her that these homes are in the high desert?
Terreno Vista will bring Martha Stewart style to KB homebuyers in the Los Angeles area. Inspired by Martha Stewart’s personal homes in Maine and New York, the 97 homes in Terreno Vista will be 1-and-2 stories and range from 1,875 to 2,968 square feet. Prices are anticipated to start in the low $300s.
Martha’s influence is seen in the many options available to homebuyers, such as specialized flooring, bathroom and kitchen fixtures, lighting, paint colors, cabinetry selections, and other special touches such as distinctive mantels, shelving, molding and wainscoting. To provide additional design inspiration, model homes will contain furniture and decorative accents from Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.
Lancaster is the county’s fastest growing city, but still boasts a small town feel. The city offers affordable living within an hour’s drive of Los Angeles, with ready access to three major interstate freeways. Located in Southern California’s High Desert, the area features easy access to a variety of year-round, outdoor activities including hiking, skiing, biking and more.
Terreno Vista and the surrounding area also benefit from the National Soccer Center directly adjacent to the southern boundary of the community. KB Homes Release.
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Martha has a serious Midas Touch! She is the Oprah of the Design TV, Garden, Weddings, and now the Oprah of housing?!?! I envision people merely hearing her name and flocking like fluffy, blind sheep- she got people to buy curtain rods in KMART for God’s sake (did you hear me? KMART!!!). Desert or no desert, her stamp on it forecasts success.
As for me, I think I’ll stick to my Ryland in Austin (I have grass, trees, nearby shopping, and a 50% price reduction because Martha Stewart didn’t design my interior)
Good luck, LA!