Carbine & Associates is celebrating over 30 years of building and developing by launching a House for Hope Designer Show House in the new, Franklin neighborhood, Southern Preserve. In March of 2017, the Modern Farmhouse style home was open for tour daily showcasing over a dozen Southeastern design tastemakers. After the sale of the home, Carbine donated 100% of the tour and proceeds to area children’s charities resulting in a $102,000 donation!
The House for Hope Foundation was begun in 1993 by Carbine, his brother, the late Denzel Carbine, and the Carbine team. Carbine’s vice president of operations, Daryl Walny, said the impact has been significant and this year over a dozen area children’s charities will benefit upon the sale of the home.
“Over the years, numerous subcontractors and vendors have joined Carbine in building beautiful homes with 100% of the proceeds helping area children’s charities. To date, with multiple builders participating, the House for Hope 501c3 Foundation has donated almost $600,000. This will be the first time a building team has partnered with multiple interior design creatives,” Walny said.
Site rendering of Southern Preserve by Jason Goddard
Southern Preserve site work is being performed by Carbine & Associates for the neighborhood located in the southeastern part of Williamson County off Lewisburg Pike in Franklin. Surrounded by four-board fencing and the beautiful rolling hills of Middle Tennessee, the neighborhood provides a bucolic lifestyle moments from a bustling I840 exchange. A quarter of this space is dedicated to wooded open space with just 20 acre-plus home sites available in the new, boutique neighborhood developed by Carbine & Associates.
Southern Preserve appeals to home buyers seeking the privacy of a large yard with true, one-acre-plus lots and it provides a fresh, alternative as home sites have been getting smaller in Williamson County with the price of home-building sites soaring.
Homes will begin in the mid-$700,000s with neighborhood with architectural review for continuity. The House for Hope Designer Show House will be the first home completed in 2017 and available for purchase with 100% of the proceeds benefiting area children’s charities.
Builders of the 2013 O’More Traditional Home magazine and the HGTV Smart Home® in Nashville, Carbine and Associates’ design team includes: Kristie Barnett, The Decorologist, Nashville, TN; Kara Blalock, Lauren Elder, ReFresh Home, Franklin, TN; Amanda Carlson, Amanda Carlson Interiors, Nashville, TN; Julie Couch, Julie Couch Interiors, Nashville, TN; Lucy Farmer, Lucy’s Inspired, Birmingham, AL; Angie Forte, Jerome Farris, Peddler Interiors, Murfreesboro, TN; Chad James, Chad James Group, Nashville, TN; Gina Julian, Gina Julian, Franklin, TN; Colleen Locke, Trot Home, Nashville, TN; Jamin and Ashley Mills, The Handmade Home, Franklin, TN; Mitzi Maynard, Redo Home + Design Team, Nashville, TN; Karrie Seaton, Stephanie Handley, J & K Design Studios, Brentwood, TN; Rhoda Vickers, Southern Hospitality, Atlanta, GA; Joanna Teplin, Clea Shearer, The Home Edit, Nashville, TN; KariAnne Wood, Thistlewood Farms, Kentucky.
Using transparent cost control, superior project organization and attention-to-detail, Carbine and Associates was the builder of the 2014 HGTV’s Smart Home® in Green Hills. Giving back to their community, they have donated building services for a mortgage-free house in Kings’ Chapel in partnership with Operation FINALLY HOME, a non-profit that provides custom-homes for wounded, disabled veterans and their widows. With work featured on the July/August 2013 cover of Traditional Home magazine, they are members in good standing with the local, state and national Home Builders Associations. NAHB Green Certified Builders, Carbine has a State of Tennessee Unlimited Residential License.
For more information, contact Carbine Realty Group Broker Beth Sturm, at 615-351-0039 or beth@carbinecompany.com.
