We live in a modified Rainier. Our Del Webb floorplan is already-here news, meaningless to people moving to Sun City, yet you see models name-checked in listing after listing.
Even so, if you know you know, and the Rainier is a very livable three-bedroom footprint: The kitchen is up front, looking out to the street; if you blow out its interior walls, together with the living room it blooms into a greatroom, so the family is always together.
I’ve been taking my wife around to look at vacant Rainiers. It’s like a date, but during the day and with an MLS key. There are a lot near us, in Unit 11, but few-to-none in other parts of Phase Two. But there is a nearly-identical floorplan in Phase One called the Ranchero – 1,679sf versus the Rainier’s 1,699sf, and you’d need a tape rule to find the differences.
We went to look at one today. Very much unmodified, and largely unadapted from 1968, when it was built. But it’s turnkey livable as-is and priced aggressively for its size. Upgraded before move-in or a room at a time afterward, it’s a smokin’ deal – especially if you make the wise-price offer. 😉
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