Bishop Arts Melba Townhomes
At least three for-sale townhome projects are underway near the Bishop Arts District, and some of the homes are expected to sell for around half a million dollars.
On Melba at Bishop, adjacent to the Nazerian family’s massive development of apartments and shops, a builder recently demolished homes to make way for the Bishop Arts Melba Townhomes. The two-story homes will have private garages and roof decks and comprise about 2,250 square feet. They’ll start at around $450,000.
Larkspur’s The Ivy II on Capitol at Fitzhugh in the Knox/Henderson area
Groundwork has begun on Larkspur’s Elsbeth Townhomes at the southeast corner of Neely and Elsbeth.
The company’s website describes them as masonry walk-up townhomes, which are “designed to reflect the character and history of Bishop Arts by using complimentary design elements. The exteriors will feature patterns of red brick with black windows, cast stone window headers, and gooseneck lighting, while the standing seam roofs will provide a contemporary element.”
Richard Drummond Davis Architect
And at the northeast corner of Tenth and Adams, a developer recently demolished an office building to make way for 17 modern townhomes.
When we first announced that project last year, they were expected to cost around $440,000.
