Personalized Homes and Community Support: Parkwood Master Builder’s Legacy
Parkwood Master Builder, founded by Samir Hanna in 1989, aims to offer personalized, master-planned, and affordable homes. Over the past 35 years, the company has remained family-run and has expanded its brand by building personalized homes throughout the communities in the Greater Edmonton area.
One of the key aspects that sets Parkwood apart from other builders is their dedication to personalization. They understand that each buyer has unique needs and preferences, and they strive to accommodate those in their floor plans. Several of their floor plans offer different options to suit the individual needs of their buyers. For example, the Alexandria and Westport models have the option of adding a main floor bedroom and full bathroom for larger families, a spice kitchen or chef’s kitchen for live-in chefs, and a side entry for rental income potential.
By offering these options, Parkwood enables homeowners to utilize their homes to their fullest potential. Whether it’s adding additional square footage, an extra bedroom, or making a closet larger, Parkwood doesn’t shy away from letting homebuyers put their personal touch on their homes. This level of customization allows buyers to create a space that truly reflects their lifestyle and preferences.
One of the standout features offered is the dedicated four-hour appointment that each homebuyer receives at Parkwood’s design center. During this appointment, buyers have the opportunity to personalize the interior of their homes, from flooring to cabinets, fixtures, and more. This level of attention to detail ensures that the buyers’ dreams and visions are brought to life.
Furthermore, Parkwood Master Builder is not only committed to building personalized homes but also to making a difference in the community. Over the years, they have supported several local charities, including the University of Alberta Hospital Foundation, Kids with Cancer Society, and the Pilgrims Hospice Society, pledging more than $500,000 in support. This commitment to giving back demonstrates Parkwood’s dedication to not only building homes but also building a better community.
