Arriving at the entrance of Keller Court Commons’ rainbow portico, you instantly feel as though you have been transported to a secret garden. Vivid colors from the portico provide a kaleidoscope of blue, red and orange that welcomes you to explore this community of eight homes. Honeybees and butterflies swoop past, pollinating an abundance of flowers in bloom along sheltered walkways.
Keller Court Commons makes it abundantly clear that this is a housing development unlike any other planned community. Each home offers its own individual style to earn their designation of sustainability. Sturdy fiberglass decks, Galvalume roofing and Shou Sugi Ban siding (check out the process on YouTube) instantly give away their splendid quality, and durability. And that is just the exterior; what is inside these homes is even more impressive.
Dutch doors are your entry to open floor plans featuring vaulted ceilings, and grand windows offer a view of neighboring Sonoma Mountain. Amenities within include custom maple cabinets, porcelain countertops, designer tile, Thermador appliances and controlled lighting.
Unlike the impersonal developments making their way across California, Keller Court Commons was built to foster community. Set just below the courtyard, so as not to distract from the view, a brightly colored commons building encourages gatherings, while the shared bocce court beckons for some friendly competition.
Located in Petaluma, Keller Court Commons honors the classic aesthetics of the town with agrarian components, while remaining unique in its own modern fashion. An ode to its emphasis on community, the neighborhood is positioned just five blocks from Petaluma’s booming theater district, and some of the most renowned restaurants in town.
Going beyond sustainability and quality, this playful community was built around shared interests and personal connections. From the mature fruit trees to the expansive patio, every aspect of this neighborhood encourages its residents to engage.
In an era obsessed with success, privacy and innovation, Keller Court Commons serves as a reminder that slowing down to enjoy a peaceful breeze on a warm evening, or a crisp glass of wine with a neighbor, is what makes a house feel truly like home.
To learn more, please visit: http://kellercourtcommons.com/
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