Blue Heron is where luxury and innovation meet to pioneer a modern housing market with new builds that bring homes to life. The design-centric development firm gained ample appreciation and attention for the conceptualization and execution of the firm’s largest project to date. The $25 million dollar home titled Vegas Modern 001 sprawls over 15,000 square feet and incorporates wide open spaces and natural materials including various woods and stones.
It was designed with the intent to blur the line between the surrounding nature, the distinct city lights and the interior of the home by utilizing undetectable glass walls that provide clear views of the strip and the desert. A work of art and simultaneously a functional living space seems to be a common theme in Blue Heron homes.
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The Lake Las Vegas team joined Blue Heron for the groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the commencement of contruction for the Shoreline community located on the south shore of the lake. Though the firm has gained a reputation for high-end luxury homes that spare no expense to source quality materials and implement elements that are unattainable to most, Shoreline offers the luxury and perks of Blue Heron, buyers will not have to shell out a quarter million to purchase.
Chris Beucler, President of the firm’s boutique community division BH Nexus mentions, “This is the first time that BH is more available to the general public. A lot of BH products have been design builds and very high end. We are expanding…so that more people can enjoy what we have.”
CEO and founder of the firm Tyler Jones speaks of the inspiration for the community concept from Balboa Island in Newport, Calif., “The walkability and connectivity of the village [sparked the conversation of] how do we take a higher density community, these lots are smaller than typically what we have done in the past, and really give the community experience.”
With a direct access trail just beyond the back patios, the village on the west side, the golf course on the east side and the lake on the other, there are ample gathering opportunities to foster the integrated community that Blue Heron and Lake Las Vegas teams envisioned. With 27 Shoreline homes located on the water, several others located on the golf course and the rest positioned in a tiered arrangement offering clear views of the lake and the city lights, each home has appeal.
Jones mentions, “This is a one-of-a-kind new community type. This has truly never been done in Vegas. I don’t know that it would ever be replicated…We are extremely proud of it.”
Photography by: Courtesy of Blue Heron; pexels.com Vladimir Konoplev
