We are pleased to share that EYA's townhomes at Farmstead District were recently featured in The Washington Post. The article showcases brand new model home photos, highlights special features of the homes and provides insights into the community's unique history, as well as onsite amenities and lifestyle enjoyed by homeowners. Click here to read the article.
New EYA townhomes at Farmstead District in Rockville, MD
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EYA's modern, new townhomes at Farmstead District offer the best of urban living in a walkable neighborhood just steps to all the King Farm retail, Mattie J.T. Stepanek Park, Metro and more. The article quotes a Farmstead District homebuyer on what she loves about the community:
“I love the sense of community, the trees planned and King Farm area...There are sidewalks where you can walk your dog and kids can play. There’s a park right there, and you can walk to dinner if you want. It’s a really hard combination to find. I just really love it.”
- Jayme Locke, Farmstead District homebuyer
The article also describes the site's unique history as a working farmstead and how elements of this historical significance are weaved throughout the community, from architectural nods to public art pieces to the naming of the community center, The Barn.
Scheduled to open this summer, the Barn will offer a contemporary interpretation of a farm building and feature spaces to relax, entertain and enjoy time with family and friends including a seasonal pool, fitness center, indoor/outdoor entertainment areas, and much more. A central gathering space, the Barn will be a place where neighbors meet and life-long friends are made.
EYA's 158 new townhomes at Farmstead District feature an open main living level, sophisticated chef's kitchen, 2-car side-by-side garage parking, rear yard (per plan) and sought-after options such as a loft level with rooftop terrace and private elevator, available on both the Clarke and Lillian models.
The article quotes EYA's Vice President of Development, Jason Sereno, on the growing demand for in-home elevators: “Across all our communities, elevators are becoming more common,” Sereno said. And Jayme Locke agrees, noting: “My mother needs a little assistance, and the option to have an elevator was a part of the decision to buy there,” she said.
Homeowners have already started moving into the community and two brand new model homes are now open for tours.
Click here to read The Washington Post article and here to learn more about the Farmstead District community and schedule your model home tour.