Fifteen Townhomes Sold But We Have More
The first fifteen townhomes have been
completed and sold. Only two
more townhomes along the edge of the
water will be built. The Four-Townhome
Building between Shore Drive and Water
Street is currently available for
viewing and purchase. This Four-Townhome Building
has been built as a completed townhome
with all the finishing work according
the the plans and specs. Including these
townhomes, a total of 30 more townhomes
and condominiums is anticipated to be
under construction during the next 1 to
3 years.
Construction Specifications
This
information about the construction
specifications relates specifically to
2408 and 2410 Water Street.
These two
townhomes occupy the final lot on Lake
Superior and mark the final phase of our
shore development at The Ledges.
This building is also next to a “park
area” on the east. These townhomes are
currently being constructed on a new
street called Shore Drive and Water
Street in Eastern Duluth within walking
distance on the Lakewalk to Downtown
Duluth, Canal Park, theaters, dining and
entertainment.
The townhome as seen from Shore Drive is
a brick home, featuring Cedarwood
Modular provided by Ochs Brick Company.
For low maintenance, we have chosen a
high-grade vinyl shake on the upper part
of the townhome and a cultured stone –
on the lake side to match the shoreline.
There are cast sandstone pillars on the
Shore Drive side. The windows are
top-grade Marvin double-glazed Low E.
The 2-car attached garage is heated by
in-floor radiant heat.
The driveways are assorted-sized
concrete paver bricks with a poured
concrete perimeter edging as an accent.
The townhomes are landscaped.
At the point that the closing will take
place, the townhome will be fully
complete from the exterior with the
interior available for your personal
taste.
There are unique and varying roof lines,
featuring composite shingles called
Certainteed Centennial Slate. The
varying roof structure creates
interesting interior ceiling heights
generally in the range of 9’4” on the
main level – except for the foyers,
front bedrooms, and attached garages.
The lower level ceiling eight is
generally in the 9’0” range. There is a
walk-out lower level to the lake.
Prior to closing, the outside lighting
will be complete. There will be outside
hose bibs. The garage door opener will
be operational, and the main electric
panel will be connected to the townhome.
There will be a 200 amp service.
Receptacles will be installed and walls
and ceilings will be wired for fixtures,
telephone and cable. The heating, air
conditioning, and ventilation system
will be operational for both levels and
the townhome will be ready ready for
permanent electrical hook up. Each
townhome will have a basic stairway to
the lower level, which is shown in the
plans and specs.
The heating system consists of in-slab
heat for the lower level and there will
be in-floor heat for the main level. The
main level heating tubes will be
embedded in gypcrete. There will be
basic lighting at various locations.
Water will be connected and metered and
the sewer is connected. Hot and cold
running water will be in the walls and
stubbed to the location that the buyer
has chosen for the bathrooms, kitchen,
laundry and utility tub. Sewer will be
stubbed to those locations. All of the
insulation will be in, the partition
walls and perimeter walls and ceilings
sheetrocked. All of the walls and
ceilings of the townhome and the garage
will be taped and sanded and ready for
priming and subsequent painting or
wallpapering. There is “sheet rock
return” to the windows which will have a
window stool and apron. Corners are
rounded. The floors will be clean and
ready to accept carpeting, tile, wood or
vinyl.
All that which is described above is
known as the Phase I Construction.
It is at the point that Phase I
Construction is completed that the
closing will occur. This is briefly
described on the description sheet of
Phase I and Phase II construction
accompanying this. Additionally, it is
described in greater detail in the
Specifications Book which is available
to Buyers.
Architectural Plans, Specification
Book for Phase I Construction and
Purchase Agreement Contract will govern
the scope of Phase I work. This
information may change without notice.
PHASE
I CONSTRUCTION FOR 2408 & 2410 WATER
STREET
- Grading,
sodding and landscaping completed
- Driveway,
apron, curbs, sidewalks completed
- Completed
exterior including covered entry and
all low maintenance materials
- Brick
exterior on drive sides, cast stone
on lakeside. See elevations
- Glazed
entrance package with sidelights
- Marvin
windows with screens and low E
double glazing
- Radio
operated, insulated overhead doors
with code switch
- Complete
heating system, primarily floor
source and zoned
- Air
conditioning covering both levels
- All
piping – hot and cold water, waste
plumbing vents, etc. to all plumbing
fixture locations plus garage and
refrigerators. Gas piping to
mechanical and fireplace locations
- Installation
standard plumbing fixtures – Discuss
with architect for details
- 200
amp electric service, all wiring
switches, receptacles,and temporary
fixtures at all fixture locations
- Telephone
wiring and computer and cable wiring
- Doorbell
system
- Deck
with composition decking and metal
railings
- All
walls gypsum, fully taped, curved
outside corners
- Insulated
- Window
stool and aprons
- Closing
takes place after Phase I
construction is completed
PHASE
II “FINISHING” WORK FOR 2408 & 2410
WATER STREET
- Casework,
kitchen, lavatory cabinets, marble,
closets, etc
- Stair
railing system
- Flooring
– wood, carpet, tile, etc
- Priming
and other painter’s work
- Doors
– frames and hardware
- Plumbing
fixtures and faucets – specialty
plumbing installation
- Fireplace
(s)
- Surface
mounted and recessed electrical
fixtures -- discuss with architect
- Interior
casings and base
- Roll-up
shutters if desired
- Phase
II “finishing work” the
responsibility of the buyer
- Essentially
all the finishing work not desribed
as Phase I Construction
Architectural Plans, Specification Book
for Phase I Construction and Purchase
Agreement Contract will govern the scope
of Phase I work. This information may
change without notice.
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