FIRST HOMES FINISHING AT SOUTH
Other families moving in soon After years of renting at Cinnamon Shore, Kate and Ryan Burkhart of Grapevine, Texas, are watching the finishing touches on a gorgeous new home at South. “My husband is a landscape architect, and my mom used to build homes. The two of them sat down and took ideas to a friend who is an architect in Dallas. Our builder is Tod Arbogast,” Kate says. “It’s a true custom home.” Likewise, J.B. Goodwin and his wife Marylin of Austin will soon be able to host family in their new residence at South. The couple modified a home plan for a Cinnamon Shore North home that they used to rent almost 25 days a year—working with the same architect to make the plan a bit smaller and add a second master suite. They knew exactly what they wanted and found the right home site at South to build it. “The detailed guidelines in place at Cinnamon Shore will help perpetuate and increase property values,” J.B. says, “and more and more people are
For years, we’ve been imagining Cinnamon Shore South, and suddenly it’s taking shape before our eyes. Our Founding Neighbors made a commitment to build here, and now the first homes will be ready by summertime. Texas families will be enjoying their new beach homes this summer.
The Burkhart fami ly from Grapevine looks forward to stay- ing in their new beach home as soon as this summer.
Amanda Lowry and her husband live year- round in a nearby Mustang Island enclave, and she runs rental property businesses with homes across the area. The couple invested in not one, but two properties at Cinnamon Shore South. “We bought two lots
hotel and conference center in Port Aransas and will grow to three times the size of the original community. “I knew it would be a pleasure to have houses here,” she says. The Lowrys’ home on Laughter Lane breaks ground soon, and the other one, on Weekend Street, finished in mid-April. She looks forward to sharing the beautiful beach home—decorated with paper white, grays, and bright accent colors—with extended family, and she plans to open it to vacation rentals by summer. “It’s easy to build at Cinnamon Shore,” Lowry says. “I love the way that they run things. Everything is so structured. It makes it easier because they have rules to follow.”
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in one afternoon,” Lowry says, who knew Cinnamon Shore’s reputation and recognized great potential for its expansion. She cites that South will eventually house the new
The Burkharts put careful thought into detai ls from bath- room ti lework and tub f ixtures to outdoor furnishings.
going to want a getaway on the Texas Coast, and they care
about being in a quality community.”
A long-time leader in the Texas real estate business, J.B. Goodwin and his wife Maryl in chose Cinnamon Shore South as an easy-to-drive-to vacation destina- tion for gathering with fami ly.
Lowry plans to use bright yel low outdoor furnishing and accents that pop against a greenish blue-gray cottage exterior on the Lowrys’ home.
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