Brookland Grove’s kitchens make holiday entertaining easy, elegant, and enjoyable…
The holiday season is upon us, and so is the time spent in the center of the household: the kitchen. It’s where a special kind of magic happens. Memories are made, traditions are tied and tested, and lifelong bonds are formed.
The idea of the kitchen being the focal point of the holiday season is not lost on the builders of Brookland Grove, a Tri Pointe Homes community of new three- and four-level townhomes in Washington, D.C., in the historic Brookland neighborhood. The kitchens of the models of these luxury residences were conceived, staged, and finished by Emmy Award-nominated TV host and style expert Bobby Berk, one of the innovative designers in Netflix’s Queer Eye design show.
Each home offers striking design details that exemplify the warm, minimalist appeal of the Berk school of design, drawing on mid-century and Scandinavian influences. From the countertop and cabinets to the paint colors and flooring choices, Brookland Grove kitchens elevate the home’s ambiance while creating a unique environment that is the essence of a memorable culinary experience. Additionally, the open floorplans, indoor/outdoor living, and roof-top terraces are surrounded by the natural beauty of Brookland’s tree-lined streets and open green spaces, enhancing the vibe of any gathering.
“These kitchens are designed for entertaining and will give dinner parties and holiday gatherings an instant upgrade,” says Stephanie Orton Lynch, Vice President of Community Experience at Tri Pointe Homes.
Tri Pointe Homes is helping homebuyers step into the holiday season with limited-time savings on select Brookland Grove homes available now. Ask about the below-market financing options when you make an appointment for a viewing. Brookland Grove’s garage homes with roof-top terraces are located within walking distance to shopping, dining, and Metro in Brookland and priced in the mid-$800.
Brookland Grove’s new homes are located at 436 Holmwood Drive NE. Get in touch with New Home Specialist Steven Burterbaugh-Santiago at [email protected] or 301-329-6092 or 240-221-5069 by phone or text or join the Interest List here.
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