Media Walk at Eighth

Summer 2019 !

Media Walk at Eighth A new luxury single family home community, with floor plans to accommodate buyers at any stage of life, in the heart of a “Walk to Town” Media location is underway. This exquisite setting will display seven stunning Craftsman-syle homes of 3,000 +/- square feet each, on easily maintainable lots, with the finest in design and construction standards as only the renowned and Media-savvy B&G Properties, LLC, and its principals, George Palomba and Bruce Baltaian can create.

The standard features found here would be upgrades in most other new construction: HardiPlank siding, 10” poured concrete foundations, custom landscaping, Certainteed dimensional roofing, site-finished hardwood flooring, designer kitchens with 42” cabinetry, Imperial marble and granite counters, upgraded appliances, gas fireplaces, high efficiency HVAC systems, four generously proportioned bedrooms, two or three full baths, two-car Garages and custom architect-designed open concept floor plans, one of which can include an optional elevator.

With historically low inventory in Media, and new construction here practically unheard of, Media Walk at Eighth presents a unique opportunity to live in town, walk to everything, and enjoy the benefits and peace of mind of a brand new, stunningly appointed home.

Marketed Exclusively by

Mike Santoleri & Kathleen Wilkin RE/MAX Preferred Realtors 12 St Albans Circle Newtown Square, PA 19073

610-325-4100

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Meet the Builders George Palomba

President of Compass Land Development, Inc., has been involved in real estate construction and development since 1977.

A graduate of the University of Dayton School of Engineering, George was an active developer/builder in the Boulder/Denver metro area for 10 years. He was also a licensed contractor in North Carolina, having built single family homes in the golf course community of Pinehurst, North Carolina.

Since 1987 George has developed and sold numerous single family sites and custom homes in the Delaware, Chester County and Montgomery County areas.

Along with a strong background in real estate development, George is also a licensed real estate broker, and unlike many other builders, brings an understanding of not only value, but also of what people want and expect in new home construction and real estate acquisition.

With an attitude that no detail is too small to miss, you can be assured that the quality will be second to none.

Our homes are outstanding in every way and not the mass produced variety that is found all too often in the marketplace today.

Here are a few of George’s local projects: • Hamanassett at Darlington - WAWA 12 homes range from 900 - 1.5M (Rt 1 right Darlington Rd - 1st Left).

• Highlands at Rose Tree 12 homes Morgan La. Upper Providence • Haldeman Street Townhomes 6 Units Haldeman St, Media.

• 22 - 24 W. 6th Media – Featured in Main Line Magazine.

• 9 Single Family Homes in Belmont Hills.

• Garfield Place, Upper Providence, PA

Bruce Baltaian Bruce has been constructing and reconstructing homes since 1988.

The very first project he built entirely on his own from the ground up and did all of the work himself.This is when he realized he wanted to leave his family retail business and venture out into the building/developing world. He acquired great appreciation for a hard work ethic and every detail needed.

In a world of computers, machinery and big business, building a home takes good old fashioned grit, integrity, strength and know how. Every detail is done by hand one swing of the hammer at a time. Bruce finds these details rewarding and it continuously draws him to this business along with all of its intricacies at the highest level.

In 1994 Bruce purchased his first piece of land and built 6 custom homes ranging in price from $550,000 to $1.2 million dollars near St. Davids in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. √ In 1997 he moved on to acquiring a 25 acre property in Broomall, Pennsylvania and constructed 43 semi-custom homes ranging from $350,000 to $750,000.

In 1999 Bruce purchased 6 acres in Broomall, Pennsylvania and built 17 townhomes valued at $300,000 to $475,000.

In 2000 Bruce went deep into the details of a truly custom home and built a 12,000 square foot home worth $3.5 million dollars.

Bruce’s motto is that he builds each house as if he is building it for himself.

For the past 10 years Bruce’s son Ryan Baltaian has been his right hand man. Ryan with his artistic, architectural background and perfect nature has been learning, absorbing and perfecting, bringing his own ingenuity to the mix.

They thoroughly enjoy working with people, understanding their vision of what “home” looks like to them and bringing the vision to life.

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Sample Elevations

Lot #2 - Corner View

Lot #2 - Front View

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Lot #2 - Left Side View

Lot #2 - Rear Side View

Lot #2 - Right Front Side View

Lot #3 & #7- Left Side View

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Floor Plans Lot #1 - Walk-Out Basement

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/ Walkout Basement

/ Walkout Basement

Downtown Media

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Lot 2 w/ Optional Daylight Basement

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Lot 3 w/ Optional Daylight Basement

Dining Under The Stars

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Marketed Exclusively by Mike Santoleri & Kathleen Wilkin

RE/MAX Preferred Realtors 12 St Albans Circle Newtown Square, PA 19073

610-325-4100

For more information and updates visit www.MediawalkatEighth.com

OPTIONAL FIRST FLOOR MASTER SUITE PLANS

Standard 2nd Floor

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First Floor

First Floor Master Suite Option

• Available on Lots 4 through 7

• First floor Laundry

• Option for expanded 2nd floor plan ~ Expanded option includes larger bedrooms an additional full bath

Marketed Exclusively by Mike Santoleri & Kathleen Wilkin

RE/MAX Preferred Realtors 12 St Albans Circle Newtown Square, PA 19073

610-325-4100

For more information and updates visit www.MediawalkatEighth.com Expanded 2nd Floor Plan

Site Plans

Lot Premium

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Facts About Media, Pennsylvania Introduction to Media, Pennsylvania Media, Pennsylvania, in Delaware county, is 12 miles W of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Media History William Penn became the proprietor of land in this region in 1681. Peter and William Taylor purchased land from Penn in the 1680s and settled in the present-day territory of Media. Since it was situated at the center of Delaware County, the community was named "Media," which was derived from the Latin word for "middle." However, according to other records, the name was taken from the biblical land of "Medea."

Media was officially incorporated in 1850. Till the 20th century, the community remained rural. In recent years, it has developed into a suburban town.

Media and Nearby Attractions •

Minshall House

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Ridley Creek State Park

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Brandywine River Museum

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Gloria Dei Church National Historic Site

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Elmwood Park Zoo

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Longwood Gardens

Things To Do In Media Media is close to a number of museums and historic sites including the Brandywine River Museum, Independence Seaport Museum, National Museum of American Jewish History, Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum, American Swedish Historical Museum, Gloria Dei Church National Historic Site, Brandywine Battlefield, and Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation. Independence National Historical Park, which includes the Independence Hall, Benjamin Franklin National Memorial, and Liberty Bell, is a popular attraction in the area. The town of Media itself has several historic landmarks such as the Minshall House, Delaware County Institute of Science, Risley House, Media Theatre, and Media Armory.

Rose Tree Park, and Riddley Creek State Park are recreational areas in the town where visitors can participate in activities like hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding, and picnicking. In addition, residents of Media host the Tomato Festival in August every year.

Media Transportation Air transportation is available from Philadelphia International Airport.

Media Higher Education Media is home to the Delaware County Community College, Pennsylvania State University -- Delaware County Campus, and Pennsylvania Institute of Technology. Bryn Mawr College, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, and Neumann College are located nearby.

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