Arbors at the Commons | Tri Pointe Homes | Charlotte | Farmington Community

Farmington is a master planned community where you can enjoy Arbors at the Commons by Tri Pointe with single family homes just outside of charlotte. Tri Pointe Homes in Farmington is win win. You've got to see it in person.

Brian Taylor and Will Simoneaux are real estate agents with Dreamline Realty, and new construction experts in Charlotte, NC. Our passion is to help people get to know the new construction scene by providing videos that showcase all the Charlotte builders and neighborhoods 🏡. Also included is valuable information about each area that pertains to shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, parks, interstates, and much more 👍

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

00:00 Introduction
01:39 Arbors at the Commons
03:46 Plan No. 1
09:40 Arbors at the Commons Map Tour
12:58 Outro

[BrandNewCharlotteHomes]

Check out the community guide in the description for the up to date inventory!

[jothirajp]

Thanks for doing the virtual tour .. it’s much helpful .. what would be the lot size range they provide ?

[Champagnesake]

Don’t forget the chick fil a they are building right in front of this community

[mumenbishawi]

This is an amazing video! Thank you for putting in the effort to film this.

Would you categorize TriPointe as a luxury builder? How have you seen their homes in Charlotte hold up over the years?