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02/26/2013

Rockford Homes (2013)

Rockford4,410 sq ft.
4 bedrooms
3 full & 1 half bath
3-car garage

About the Builder

Rockford Homes is proud to be an award-winning leader in the homebuilding industry. We build over 30 single-family home designs in more than 35 communities along with seven condominium communities. Our recognition as a Consumers’ Choice Award winner for the past five years is backed by our 30 years of dedication to innovative design, quality craftsmanship and homeowner satisfaction. Our mission continues to be building quality homes in the best locations while earning the trust of families just like yours.

Must See

The home features a unique and relaxing owners' retreat with a one-of-a-kind walk-in shower - complete with jetted soaker tub.  It's conveniently located inside the shower and surrounded by beautifully custom-installed tile.

Home Features

  • Lower Level Walk-out Connects to Outdoor Patio
  • Gourmet Designer Kitchen
  • Lower-level Theater Room wtih 10-ft Ceilings
  • Open Floor Plan wtih Two-story Great Room
  • Abundant Natural Light Throughout

To view Plan Book page including floor plans (pdf) click here

Contact Information

Robert Yoakam
Phone: (614) 785-0015/Fax: (614) 785-9181
999 Polaris Parkway
Columbus, OH  43240 
www.rockfordhomes.net

Home Design
Rockford Homes
(614) 785-0015

Interior Design
Alteriors Innovative Design
(614) 203-2289

Landscape Design
Blendon Gardens
(614) 840-0500

Sales Contact
Julie Lemke
(614) 204-5300


Parade Updates

2016 BIA Parade of Homes award winners announced

The 2016 BIA Parade of Homes today announced the award winners of this years’ Parade. There are 15 different award categories, all judged by top leaders in real estate, home building, architecture and development. Peoples Choice Awards for favorite house, favorite décor and favorite landscaping will be announced following the parade.

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The Columbus Dispatch

Jacob Dickman spent much of his summer in his room with Legos. That might sounds like a waste of three months until you understand that Jacob was paid for his efforts.