Toll Brothers celebrates 10th Nevada anniversary

Toll Brothers is celebrating its 40th anniversary in the national home building arena and 10-year anniversary in Nevada.

Robert and Bruce Toll founded the company in 1967 and entered the Las Vegas marketplace in 1997 when it acquired Coleman Homes. To celebrate the company's inception, Toll Brothers is offering 19 option packages each priced at 67 cents.

The four-day, 40-hour promotion will take place from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and Sunday at all Toll Brothers communities in the Las Vegas area.

Option packages range from the Home Fitness Center, which may include cardio and/or weight training equipment, rubber flooring and a flat-screen television, to the Pool Party, which may include a swimming pool and/or spa with decorative water features, patio furniture, built-in barbecue and patio speakers. Option packages vary at each community and are limited to one option package per home purchase.

Formerly of Coleman Homes, now group president of the Toll Brothers, Gary Mayo represents more than two decades of experience in the Nevada home building market and nearly three decades in the residential real estate industry.

Currently, the builder has 11 active communities in the Las Vegas area.

Such communities include Traccia by Toll Brothers within Summerlin, a gated neighborhood of three home collections -- the Huntington, Newport and Balboa, ranging from 1,660 to 3,151 square feet, starting from the mid-$400,000s.

Fairway Hills in The Ridges within Summerlin offers six two-story floor plans created exclusively for the golf-course community -- Gleneagle, the Caldwell, the Westhill, the Ambrose, the Iverness and the Murrieta floor plans, ranging from 1,966 to 3,292 square feet. The homes are priced from the mid-$600,000s.

The builder's new master-planned community Inspirada is currently selling with an open streetscape design featuring 20 floor plans within five collections of condominiums and single-family homes -- the Balboa, Barcelona, Casa Citta, Castellos and Coronado. The residences range from 1,406 to 4,000 square feet and are priced from the mid-$300,000s.

In the northwest area, Toll Brothers is building Franklin Park and Madison Grove at Providence, a master-planned community featuring 33 acres of parks and 10 miles of trails. Franklin Park includes the Balboa and Carriage collections of homes ranging from 2,494 to more than 3,000 square feet, priced from the high $400,000s. Madison Grove homes range from 2,600 to 3,100 square feet and are priced from the mid-$500,000s.

Savona is the builder's newest community, featuring five custom-like home designs on estate-size home sites.

Buyers will have a selection of options ranging from casitas and cabanas to additional garages and spaces for recreational vehicle storage. Sales are scheduled to begin this spring.

Hidden Canyon Estates is a gated northwest Las Vegas neighborhood with single-story plans ranging from 3,473 to 3,892 square feet. Prices start from the mid-$600,000s.

In southwest Las Vegas, Mirasol at Mountain's Edge offers two collections within a guard-gated luxury community -- the Balboa and Monterossa. With prices from the low $500,000s, the Balboa collection offers designs ranging from 2,494 to 3,151 square feet.

With prices from the high $500,000s, homes at Monterossa range from 2,600 to 3,142 square feet.

Madera at Mountain's Edge, priced from the low $700,000s, features floor plans ranging from 2,938 to 4,178 square feet with Classic Old World inner courtyards and private retreats.

For information on the builder's anniversary incentives, visit Toll40.com, or call 243-9800.