EARLY CALIFORNIA STYLE IS CAPTURED IN THE ELEGANT DETAILS OF AVARON

As the most exclusive of Standard Pacific's four new neighborhoods at Del Sur, Avaron defines the ultimate in sophisticated, luxurious living. Spacious homes, breathtaking architecture, elegant details and special amenities are all hallmarks of this warm and inviting neighborhood.

Avaron features Tuscan architecture as its signature, complemented by homes in the Monterey and Provence styles. This harmony of architecture creates a refined presence characteristic of San Diego's finest neighborhoods. Avaron residents will experience an exciting new living environment combined with open space, trails and natural beauty as well as privileges at the adjoining Crosby Sports Club.

Avaron is a proposed collection of 59 two-story, single-family luxury homes that will range in size from 3,953 to 4,442 square feet. Three individual plans will feature 4 or 5 bedrooms plus bonus room, retreat or library, 4 or 4 baths, and 3-car split or tandem garages. Generously proportioned, the residences at Avaron will offer soothing sanctuary for every member of the family.

The rough stone and smooth, contrasting stucco of Avaron's primary Tuscan architectural style is found in both new and older San Diego neighborhoods including Mission Hills, La Jolla and Rancho Santa Fe. Courtyards, arched entryways and massive doors define the unique form of the Tuscan country villa. Large fireplaces, heavy wooden beams and formal entryways express the classic Tuscan style.

Avaron's Monterey architecture features the style's symmetrical form, often with different exterior wall materials for the first and second stories. Second-story cantilevered wood balconies covered by the principal roof are also a defining feature of Monterey homes. As its name implies, the style was originated by craftsmen in Monterey in the 1830s, and quickly gained in popularity with California's fast-growing population.

Avaron is also the only Del Sur community that will feature residences with the distinctive architecture of Provence, with its rustic use of stone and distinctive detailing that evokes images of a sunlit home in the French countryside.

Each residence at Avaron is planned with grand architectural styling. Morning rooms, large family rooms and spacious kitchens with island areas are artfully arranged to create a whole-house appeal. One plan features a loggia and covered deck. These are homes created with enjoyment and entertainment in mind. 

 Source:  Standard Pacific Homes