Floor Plan :
The Chancellor by Berkeley Building Co. is an exciting primary-on-main plan that boasts a soaring, two-story living space with windows abounding, bringing in tons of beautiful, natural light into the heart of the home. Adorned in Warm Luxury finishes, designer lighting, a gourmet kitchen featuring quartz countertops, full tile backsplashes, custom cabinetry, stainless Bosch appliances and large pantry are just some of the treasures this home offers. Upstairs you'll find 3 bedrooms - one with it's own en suite, dual vanities in the secondary bathroom, and large bonus room. This home is a must-see in the beautiful new home community of Fairbourne! Home is under construction, so photos are similar. Model, colors, and materials differ on actual home. Buyer and Seller to verify all. Estimated completion September 2022.
Come visit us at our open houses Fridays - Tuesdays, from 11am-4pm. Schedule an appointment for a private viewing by calling 208-917-7266.
Two Story
+Bonus
+Den
4
Beds -
3.5
Baths -
3
Car -
3031
Sq Feet
At Berkeley Building Co. we take seriously our commitment to building a quality home that will stand the test of time. A home that is mindful of the resources used to both build and maintain it. A home that is conscientious of your bottom line.
As an Energy Star Certified Builder, we ensure that every home built by Berkeley Building Co. is to the highest standard. Each home built is verified by a 3rd party professional energy rater throughout the process to ensure we have met, and exceeded where possible, the standards for energy efficiency.
At the end of our building process, our 3rd party rater assigns each home a HERS score, which we provide to each home owner.
The Home Energy Rating System (HERS) Index is the industry standard by which a home’s energy efficiency is measured. It is a nationally recognized system for inspecting and calculating a home’s energy performance.
A certified Home Energy Rater assesses the energy efficiency of a home, assigning it a relative performance score.
The lower the number, the more energy efficient the home.
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