Take advantage of limited time reduced prices on build-ready lots in the Pringle Creek Community in Salem. All of the lots have utilities in place. Bella Casa broker, Wendy Stassens, has several of the lots listed for sale and is partner of Winsome Construction, a McMinnville-based high performance home builder, who is currently building a LEED-Platinum home on one of the lots.
If you value Nature, Community, Innovation, and Sustainability, then you should consider Pringle Creek Community as your next home site. Abundant community amenities include 12 acres of common green space, community center, orchards, and community gardens.
Sustainability is the guiding principal of this groundbreaking new home development, with every aspect designed around nature and community. Highly-efficient, LEED-certified homes share 12 acres of parks and open space, creating a community that is both beautiful and healthy to live in. Pringle Creek Community features walkable neighborhoods, a meandering creek and wetlands, a vibrant community plaza of preserved and re-purposed historical buildings, community gardens and open green space for all to enjoy. This combination of preserving the natural environment while adding community amenities and a variety of housing options creates a unique opportunity for those seeking a livable community setting.
- Community composed of 35% green space.
- Homes with smaller footprints.
- Spacious shared green spaces and community gardening.
- Orchards, gardens, urban farmer, CSA year-round gardening.
- Village Green: Pedestrian-friendly, plaza atmosphere surrounded by crushed granite and Aspen trees. The perfect spot for games, picnics, outdoor receptions, entertainment and more.
- Painters Hall: Cafe, community center, office, art gallery and event venue.
- Greenstreets: Porous streets allow rainwater to filter back into the aquifer. Rainfall is absorbed by the streets, where it is slowly reabsorbed back into the ground and can be released into Pringle Creek during summer periods of drought.
- A ground-source Geo-thermal loop keeps ground source water at a constant temperature. This method of heating and cooling is 300-400% more efficient than a gas furnace.
