Do you have a home that has not sold but would like to move up to an Artisan Home?

We are currently taking trades for new builidng projects.

A Home in Three Pines
Three Pines is a lovely new home development located next to Shevlin Park. Take Shevlin Park road North & turn west onto Park Commons road.  Follow the signs to Three Pines. With 652 acres of quiet natural park at your doorstep, miles of walking and bike paths a few feet away, just a brief drive to Bend¹s west side golf courses and schools, and easy access to the heart of town, Three Pines is an opportunity for acquisition of far more than an Artisan Home. It brings the Central Oregon lifestyle literally to your doorstep!

Shevlin Park
Bend has a great treasure in its many beautiful parks. Encompassing a broad
expanse of high desert grassland at the edge of Bend¹s west side is the
cities most cherished enclave of open space: 652-acre Shevlin Park.
Beautiful Tumalo Creek rambles through the park with several foot bridges
providing opportunities to cross over to the newest section of the park, the
Shevlin Conservation easement. The parks many trails make it a haven for
those who enjoy hiking, jogging, fishing, cross country skiing, and
picnicking. Living next to the park means incredible access to recreation.

About Bend
Bend is the most populated city in Central Oregon with a population of
62,900. To the east you will find high desert vegetation and to the west,
Bend is surrounded by U.S. Forest Service land. At an elevation of 3,628
feet, Bend enjoys the predominately dry climate of the Great Basin. Lots of
sunny days, cool nights, and low humidity provide the most common weather
pattern.

The recreational opportunities are abundant with everything from mountain
biking, hiking, rafting, golfing, fishing, and rock climbing. Mount Bachelor
is the home to world-class downhill and cross-country skiing and has one of
the longest winter seasons for downhill snow riding in North America. Bend
is one of the few places that you can literally ski in the morning and golf
in the afternoon.

Speaking of golf, Central Oregon¹s spectacular high-desert landscape and
ideal climate, four-star resorts, public, semi-private and private courses
have been rated  in the world as a premier golf destination by Golf Digest.