The Heights collection: three new homes and a restored 1920 bungalow

A two-story entry opens to a first-floor study and a formal dining room that shares a double-sided fireplace with the family room, plus a bar for entertaining.

The kitchen pairs quartz counters with Thermador appliances. Upstairs, the primary suite has a spa-style bath and every bedroom has its own bath; the third floor adds a game room and a flexible suite or office.

Built for the long run: whole-home generator, white oak floors, Trane HVAC and spray-foam insulation.

A 1920 Heights bungalow kept its street face while gaining a modern home behind it: soaring ceilings, white oak floors, two living areas and a dining room with a wet bar.

The kitchen has oak cabinets, Thermador appliances and a large island. A downstairs bedroom or study has its own bath; upstairs, the primary suite has a spa bath.

New Jeld-Wen windows, Trane HVAC and a generator; a gated yard with a pool, and a detached two-car garage with a guest apartment above.

An elevated lot under two mature live oaks, with views toward downtown from the upper floors. The family room has a fireplace and opens to a covered outdoor living room.

A wine room and wet bar sit off the entry, and the chef’s kitchen is fitted with Thermador appliances. The primary suite includes a sauna, and the third floor holds a media room.

Built with a Zip System envelope and spray-foam insulation; approved by the city floodplain office before construction.