Sun Sentinel Palm Beach Edition

Minto enters final sales phase of Artesia in Sunrise

- By David Lyons Staff writer

SUNRISE — Minto Communitie­s is closing out sales for its 76-acre Artesia developmen­t in Sunrise, with prices starting in the $500,000s for “Sky Villas” that contain four- and five-bedroom designs.

The final phase contains 123 townhomes, pushing the total for the entire Artesia developmen­t to 837.

Based in Coconut Creek, Minto started Artesia in 2004 but halted the project amid the national housing market collapse. Constructi­on on the final phase involving the villas started last year. Residences built in the first phase were courtyard homes.

Steve Svopa, a Minto vice president, called the four-story villas a first for the company. They include sky lofts, two-car garages, private backyards and screened-in penthouse terraces, and range in size from 2,797 to 3,089 square feet.

A two-story, common area clubhouse features a fitness center, sauna, spa and indoor multisport court. There also is a sports lounge, library, business center, kitchen and a room for hosting parties and watching

movies. Next door are a resort-style swimming pool, lap pool, tiki bar, tennis courts and a children’s play area.

“The homes are ideally suited for larger families and move-up buyers who need and can appreciate the additional space,” Svopa said.

The company said 31 villas remain for purchase, and Minto is offering $20,000 in interior upgrade options as an incentive to buyers.

The developmen­t is across from the sprawling Sawgrass Mills shopping complex and near the BB&T Center. It is also close to Florida’s Turnpike and Interstate­s 75, 595 and 95, as well as the Metropica mixed-use retail, residentia­l and office project.

The Artesia sales center is at 12550 NW 29th Manor, Sunrise. For more informatio­n, call 844-891-0651 or visit TourSkyVil­las.com.

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