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CANYON GATE COMMUNITIES
HOUSTON, TEXAS May 14, 2005— Although each of the Canyon Gate communities Park Lakes, Westheimer Lakes, Stone Gate, and Legends Ranch are unique in many ways, there are specific qualities that have been standardized into a Canyon Gate master plan.
Gated & Monitored Entries
The hallmark feature of a Canyon Gate community is its 24-hour gated and monitored neighborhoods offering homes from the low $100�s to the $400�s. This gated-but-affordable concept is the first of its kind to become available community-wide in the Houston area.
Recreation Center & Clubhouse
The full-service Recreation Center & Clubhouse complex features a Jr. Olympic swimming pool and a rock fountain at the children’s wading pool against a backdrop of either palm trees or native trees.
The luxury clubhouse has a spacious gathering room with wood-burning fireplace and comfortable furniture for watching the wide-screen television with DVD player –a standard in Canyon Gate clubhouses. A fully-equipped kitchen has an outdoor service window that opens to the pool area. Also in the clubhouse is an exercise equipment room for residents only.
SplashPad Texas
The 5-acre water-park complex has fun in all sizes. SplashPad Texas at Stone Gate, and soon to come at Park Lakes, Westheimer Lakes and Legends Ranch, has both a splash pad and a spray-play swimming pool. The splash pad alone has more than 6,000-square-feet of playing surface, including spray hoops, water tunnels, geysers and falling buckets.
Land Tejas Companies, the developer of Canyon Gate Communities, has added many resident benefits through mandatory deed restrictions included in each land transaction.
Home Technology Builders are required to install advanced in-home wiring in order to best utilize the networking distribution center that is a standard in each home. With this pre-wiring, residents can easily install monitoring cameras, control lighting from one location, or share computers, printers and entertainment equipment throughout the home. Additionally, homeowners receive their first year of security monitoring at no charge.
Tree-lined Streets Builders in Canyon Gate Communities are mandated to plant a live oak tree between the sidewalk and curb, in addition to the two trees required on each side of the front yard. This provision earned Land Tejas Companies the 2003 Arbor Day Award for its contribution to the environment.
Adopt-a-School Each Canyon Gate community has its own Adopt-a-School program, governed by the community’s Board of Directors. Adopt-a-School is a cooperative effort that was established to lend a helping hand to schools and organizations that serve the children in each Canyon Gate Community. As each homesite is sold, matching donations from the developer, builder and homebuyer are placed into a HOA-Board-controlled trust fund to benefit local schools.
Today Land Tejas Companies has developed nine Canyon Gate communities, each characterized by it prime location. “The Canyon Gate concept is all about value”, said Land Tejas co-owner Al Brende. “It is a well-tuned formula that combines neighborhood recreation, prime locations and state-of-the-art technology that gives the home buyer opportunities they never imagined. And far from being cookie-cutter neighborhoods, each community has its own distinct personality.�”
The Canyon Gate family of communities includes Stone Gate and Canyon Lakes at Stone Gate, an 1,800-acre development at U.S. 290 and Barker Cypress; Canyon Gate at the Brazos, a 600-acre community at Crabb River Road (the Grand Parkway) and U.S. 59; Legends Ranch, a 450-acre Legends Ranch is off I-45 and Rayford Road; Park Lakes, a 1,500-acre project off Beltway 8 and Wilson Road; Westheimer Lakes, a 592-acre project that will feature gated and non-gated monitored neighborhoods built around a network of lakes; and Canyon Village at Cypress Springs, a 182-acre non-gated community in the thriving Northwest Houston area.
For more information about any of the Canyon Gate communities, go to www.canyongate.com.
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05-14-2005
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