Quick Facts
- Builder: Lennar
- Home Type: Detached Home (Condo Ownership)
- Collection Size: 141 homes
- Floor Plans: 5 residences
- Approx. Size: 2,050–2,464 SQFT
- Bedrooms: Up to 4
- Bathrooms: Up to 4
- District: Village District
Soom Insight: Citrine has consistently stood out as one of the most sought-after collections in 3Roots. Buyers are often drawn to its combination of detached homes, larger homesites, and a location that feels quieter while remaining within easy walking distance of the community gym and recreation center. For many, it strikes the right balance between privacy and convenience.
Overview
Citrine is one of the most uniquely positioned collections in 3Roots.
Located in the Village District, Citrine is just a short walk from the community gym and recreation center. Its location along the border of the Meadows District also provides convenient access to parks, trails, and future amenities in both neighborhoods as 3Roots continues to grow.
Many of the homes situated along the community’s perimeter also enjoy hillside views and enhanced backyard privacy—features that are unique to some of Citrine’s most desirable homesites.
Resident Insights
- The pocket park within Citrine creates a quiet neighborhood gathering space, while the detached condominium HOA maintains the front landscaping, reducing exterior upkeep.
- Many Residences 4 and 5 homes back to the hillside, offering exceptional privacy with no rear neighbors. These are also the only floor plans with rear-facing second-floor patios; the remaining residences feature front-facing patios.
- The HOA maintains the front-yard landscaping, while homeowners are responsible for maintaining their back and side yards.
- Many homes are tucked into private motor courts with little through traffic, creating a quieter setting for outdoor play, conversations with neighbors, and everyday living.
- Many Citrine homes feature a private driveway and covered carport in addition to the attached two-car garage, providing extra parking that’s uncommon in many detached condominium communities.
- Some residences feature a front courtyard instead of a traditional backyard. Because the garage is accessed from a rear alley, the front outdoor space becomes a more private, pedestrian-friendly extension of the home.
Floor Plans
Although all residences share the same modern design, each offers a different living experience. As you compare floor plans, pay attention to the entry level, bedroom layout, and outdoor living space.
- Every floor plan includes a second-floor outdoor patio that extends the main living area outdoors.
- Residences 4 and 5 are the least common floor plans in Citrine. Because they’re primarily located along the community’s perimeter, their rear-facing patios generally provide a more private outdoor living experience than the front-facing patios found in some of the other residences.
- Residences 1X, 2X, and 3X feature a distinct layout, with a front court yard in place of a backyard and garage access positioned at the rear of the home.
Residence 1 (and 1X)
2050 sq ft (1X = 2037 sq ft)
3 Bed • 3.5 Bath
2 Car Attached Garage
35 homes in the collection
Residence 2 (and 2X)
2291 sq ft
4 Bed • 3.5 Bath
2 Car Attached Garage
35 homes in the collection
Residence 3 (and 3X)
2464 sq ft
4 Bed • 4 Bath • Bonus Room
2 Car Attached Garage
36 homes in the collection
Residence 4
2316 sq ft
4 Bed • 3.5 Bath
2 Car Attached Garage
18 homes in the collection
Residence 5
2464 sq ft
4 Bed • 4 Bath • Bonus Room
2 Car Attached Garage
17 homes in the collection
Builder Features & Upgrade Options
Most interior finishes—including cabinetry, countertops, paint colors, and appliances—were predetermined by Lennar. Buyers could customize flooring and kitchen and bathroom backsplashes through the builder’s design options.
Citrine homes were also built with several added features, including solar, a whole-home water filtration system, tankless water heater, and an electric vehicle charging outlet in the garage.
Best For
- Buyers looking for the privacy of a detached home with lower exterior maintenance
- Growing households needing flexible living space
- Move-up buyers wanting more room without a traditional single-family lot
- Residents planning to stay in the home long term
- Buyers who want convenient access to the community gym, recreation center, and neighborhood amenities
Things to Consider
- Detached condominium ownership differs from traditional single-family ownership
- Monthly HOA dues cover shared community amenities and front-yard landscaping
- Homesites are generally smaller than those of traditional single-family homes
- Outdoor living spaces vary by floor plan, making it worthwhile to compare residences if patio location or privacy is important to you
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