For buyers shopping up to $750,000
Brunello offers an uncommon four-bedroom plan at this price point, with the fourth bedroom and full bath on the main floor for guests, work or multigenerational living.
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Two budgets · Two standout opportunities
Shopping up to $750,000? Brunello delivers four-bedroom flexibility and a main-level bedroom at an unusually approachable price. Shopping up to $2 million? Torenia is an extensively upgraded Acacia with estate-scale space, privacy and a nearly half-acre cul-de-sac homesite.
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Different buyers · Different budgets
They serve entirely different buyers. Brunello is an excellent opportunity for someone shopping up to $750,000. Torenia is our standout recommendation for a buyer shopping up to $2 million who wants the scale and distinction of an Acacia without starting from a builder-basic home.
Revel at Sommers Bend
Offered at $689,999 · 4 beds · 3 baths · 2,164 sq. ft.
For buyers shopping up to $750,000, Brunello is an excellent opportunity: a bright, airy single-family home with four bedrooms, including the especially useful main-level bedroom and full bath. At the current asking price, it is approximately $319 per square foot. That is a competitive value signal, especially when considered alongside the generous open living areas, upstairs loft and laundry, private courtyard, owned solar and included smart-home features. Its current HOA obligation is also lower than many homes in Blossom and Discovery.
Acacia at Sommers Bend
Offered at $1,699,000 · 5 beds · 5 baths · 4,289 sq. ft.
For buyers shopping up to $2 million in Sommers Bend, Torenia is our standout value recommendation. It is an Acacia, after all: set at the end of a cul-de-sac on approximately 0.4 acres, with privacy, scale and a sophisticated level of customization. Compared with Goldenview Estates new construction across Roripaugh Valley Road, Torenia offers a finished alternative with extensive upgrades already completed. It also sits on the established amenity side of Sommers Bend, convenient to the central pools, sport courts, clubhouse and fitness center. The main-level guest suite supports multigenerational living, while the expansive homesite creates options for a future pool, spa and private sport court using plans already prepared for the property.
Two separate buyer stories
Brunello offers an uncommon four-bedroom plan at this price point, with the fourth bedroom and full bath on the main floor for guests, work or multigenerational living.
Torenia delivers Acacia scale, a nearly half-acre cul-de-sac homesite and extensive completed upgrades without asking the buyer to begin with a builder-basic interior.
Brunello stands out for flexibility, lower-maintenance living and future rental possibilities. Torenia stands out for privacy, estate-scale finishes, an Acacia floor plan and exceptional completed improvements.
Questions buyers ask
It combines four bedrooms, three full baths, a main-level bedroom and bath, owned solar, smart-home features and newer construction in a 2,164-square-foot single-family home offered below $700,000.
It offers five bedrooms, five baths, approximately 4,289 square feet, a main-level guest suite, extensive designer upgrades, owned solar and a nearly half-acre cul-de-sac homesite.
No. Brunello is presented for buyers shopping up to $750,000 who want four-bedroom flexibility and an approachable entry into Sommers Bend. Torenia is presented for buyers shopping up to $2 million who want an Acacia, privacy, luxury finishes and estate-like scale.
Yes, it may. Sommers Bend currently permits standard leases and mid-term rentals but does not permit short-term Airbnb-style rentals. Brunello's four-bedroom layout, main-level bedroom and bath, owned solar and lower-maintenance design may be especially useful for a future rental strategy. Buyers should still confirm the current HOA documents, financing requirements and property-specific rental projections before making an investment decision.
No. Real estate values, financing, taxes, insurance, HOA costs and market conditions can change. We use “opportunity” to describe the homes’ features, usefulness and current market positioning, not guaranteed appreciation, rental income or financial returns.
Prices and availability were verified October 27, 2026 and are subject to change. Buyers should review current listing information, disclosures, HOA documents, financing terms, taxes, insurance and any plans or permits. Nothing on this page is financial, tax or legal advice.
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