3 Bedrooms 3 1/2 Baths 3 Stories plus Roof Top Deck 2 Car Attached Garage	Formals Media Room Sun Room Backyard Elevator Ready	Techno-Wired Covered Roof 3rd Floor Deck Wine Cellar and Wine Bar Home Office
	Pricing
6003-B $487,500     6005-A $487,500     6005-B (Model) $519,900
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About The Reserve at Hamman

	Town homes for the 21st Century built with patented Insulated Concrete Form construction in post and beam method. These homes are designed to withstand Category 5 hurricanes. The energy ratings for the walls and roof are the highest available in the industry at R-45 and R-50 plus. Carrier Infinity 17 Series HVAC system with programmable thermostats provides filtration of air from outside along with Ultraviolet lights for destroying any organisms before they are sent into the house and maintains year round comfortable owner selected humidity levels throughout the house. Rinnai Tankless hot water heaters, Manabloc piping system, energy savings CFL lighting, smart electric meters, low water flow plumbing fixtures and fans provide for great comfort without the large utility costs.
	There are over 700 feet of outside deck space. The third floor deck has Wet Bar which along with the Media Room and Sun Room provides a great entertaining area for the owner and their guests. The Kitchen with Viking stainless steel appliances, Dining Room and Den along with a wine bar and wine storage area on the first floor provide a living comfort not found in many town home designs. The master suite is complete with a large walk-in closet system, a whirlpool tub in the bath plus a large shower and a see through direct vent fireplace. Hardwoods, tile and dense pile carpet provide luxury flooring. Cap this all off with the provision for an optional elevator and 3,396 SF/Builder of living space combining to make this one of the best values in town homes inside the Loop. Home Corporation has been building green before it became the standard.
	Train Line Ends Horn Blowing and Reduce Speed in Quiet Zone from Sherwin to National Quiet Zone in Effect On May 13, 2010,  the railroad ended horn blowing and observe reduced speeds in the Quiet Zone. This will result in a quieter neighborhood due to the reduced speeds and an end to the horn blowing. Exterior noise is almost totally eliminated in these townhomes.