|
McBride & Son offers four separate neighborhoods, price ranges at Wyndgate
 Wyndgate by McBride & Son Homes in St. Charles County (Michael Marxer) Pick your price range – from the $140's to the $300's - and you’ll find that one of McBride & Son’s four distinctive neighborhoods at Wyndgate will have the single-family home you’re seeking. Not only that, but Wyndgate offers a quiet, countryside location in O’Fallon, Mo., off Highway N, south of Highway 40 and a fabulous setting with 55 acres of wooded common ground, walking trails, swimming pool, sport court, playground, 3-acre lake and four parks named after the seasons. As the song says, who could ask for anything more? First time homebuyer? Head for McBride’s Wyndgate Woods where home prices start in the low $140’s. Here you’ll discover McBride’s most popular Cottage Series featuring elevations that include shake siding, board and batton facades, dormers, divided two-car garages, plus prairie-style window grills and full-view front doors. The materials used to build these homes make them practically maintenance free. There are five two-story models and one 1-1/2-story design providing two to four bedrooms and two to 2-1/2 baths. Wyndgate Woods is on a single street with a cul-de-sac nestled around Wyndgate’s Winter Park with its sport court, picnic pavilion, walking trails, horse-shoe pits and community lake. A special $7,500 Federal Tax Credit is available for a limited time for qualified first-time buyers. Need a slightly larger home? You’ll find a selection of McBride’s new Craftsman Series homes starting at $155,900 at Wyndgate Commons with shake siding, board and batton facades, steep roof pitches, dormers, divided two-car garages with carriage-house doors, barn shutters with authentic black-metal holdbacks, plus prairie-style window grills and full-view front doors. There are four two-story models and one 1-1/2-story design providing two to four bedrooms and two to 2-1/2 baths. Displayed are the Foxdale III two story and the Oakcrest two story. home styles priced from $179,900, each a masterpiece of design. On display is the two-story Ashford and the 1-1/2-story Dogwood. Typical of these designs, the spacious Ashford offers four bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, a beautiful, open floor plan with 9-foot ceilings and all the fine detailing that exemplifies a McBride home. And if luxury is your goal, Wyndgate Manors should be your destination. Here, large homesites are the key, averaging 10,000 square feet, with homes that are set well apart from one another. Three-car garages are available on both walkout and ingrade homesites. At Wyndgate Manor, every street is a cul-de-sac offering maximum privacy and minimum traffic. Homes here start in the $220's and range into the $300's. Eight different plans offer a selection of one-story, two-story and 1-1/2-story designs and a wide choice of exterior elevations. You will find McBride’s “Homes in a Hurry” inventory homes available in each neighborhood at tremendous savings, ideal for those who need or prefer to move in to a new home in less than the normal construction time. McBride & Son is a company owned by its employees with a long history of homebuilding achievement and financial stability. The emphasis on fiscally conservative business practices has helped McBride become one of the largest and most stable homebuilders in the area, regularly ranking among the most successful builders in the nation. It has also prepared the company well for the ups and downs of the building market including the current housing situation. Call Wyndgate Woods or Commons at 636-332-1309, Wyndgate Meadows at 636-561-5205, and Wyndgate Manors at 636-561-3542. To visit, take Highway 40 west to Highway N, then go south on N to the Wyndgate entrance.
Write a letter to the editors |
Subscribe to a newsletter |
Subscribe to the newspaper
reader comments
COMMENTING RULES: We encourage an open exchange of ideas in the STLtoday community, but we ask you to follow
our guidelines. Basically, be civil, smart, on-topic and free from profanity.
Don't say anything you wouldn't want your mother to read! And remember: We may miss some, so we need your help to police these comments.
Please identify the comment, the story and why you think it's objectionable.
 Read the commenting guidelines
|
yesterday's most emailed
new start career training
Dead end job? Search here for the training you need to revive your career today!
|
