Tierra del Sol, a neighborhood of 22 affordable,Net-Zero energy green homes, that include GAP down-payment assistance, and other financial benefits for those who qualify is VHB’s newest single family project under construction.

Money savings features of owning a Tierra del Sol home include: Low down payment, down payment assistance and an estimated  $2,000 per year in energy cost savings.

The starting sales price for a Tierra del Sol home is $159,999.⁰⁰, and includes up to a $30,000 GAP down-payment assistance loan from the County of San Joaquin, which is a deferred second mortgage with deferred payments up to 30 years.

Money Saving Features

*  Low down payment

*  Down payment assistance

*  An opportunity for $2,000 per year in energy cost savings

*  Lower maintenance costs

Energy & Resource Saving Features

*  Solar Energy

*  Efficient Water Heating, Space Heating / Cooling, Lighting

*  ENERGY STAR® Appliances

*  Low Water Usage Fixtures

*  Recycled and Sustainable Finishes

Quality & Durability Features

*  New, Precision Quality Construction

*  1 Year Fit and Finish Warranty on Entire Home

*  Lifetime Warranty on Composite Shingle Roof

*  GreenEdge Carpeting, Covered Porch with Trex Decking

Healthy Features

*  Non-Toxic Cabinets and Finishes

*  Non-Toxic Paints

*  Proper Ventilation and Air Circulation

“Tierra del Sol is our second green project.  Our first, Villa Monterey a multi-family development in Stockton, has been highly successful in providing tenants with an energy efficient dwelling, while at the same time saving them hundreds of dollars in utility costs,” states Carol Ornelas, CEO of Visionary Home Builders.  “We are bringing that same successful, energy efficiency to home-owners. The idea of developing Tierra del Sol, an entire neighborhood of affordable green homes is an exciting venture for Visionary, and an amazing opportunity for potential homebuyers.”

Located at 4739 Farmington Road just east of Highway 99, Tierra del Sol will be built by ZETA , an off-site precision builder of energy efficient and net zero energy communities. Take a look at our TDS Brochure! Aquí esta el TDS Boletin en Espanol.

If you would like to see a video of how these homes are made, click here. Para ver un video de la construccion de estas casas, oprime aqui.

Apply for this home! Click on links below.

Download the application. Para la aplicacion en Español.

Call Today!  209.466.6811

VHB had originally purchased the property in 2007.  When the property was first purchased,  it was in need of significant repair.  Our original plan was to demolish every building and build 141 units on the massive site.  Unfortunately, due to the economic downturn, we were not able to follow through with the plan.  In 2010, it was decided that instead of demolishing all of the buildings that we would rehabilitate the existing units.  Our hope is that the rehabilitation of the Community of All Nations project will be a catalyst for change in the South Stockton neighborhood.

The 8.95 acre community is located in southeast Stockton at the northeast corner of South D Street and East 8th Street.   The first phase is currently under construction and will be completed at the end of 2011.  The first phase includes the units in the center of the project as well as the community center/manager’s office.   The second phase will start the winter of 2011 and consists of the units located on the northwest corner and eastern border of the project.  Phase two will be completed in September 2012.  Financing for the project has been provided by the City of Stockton, California Tax Credit Allocation Committee, and Union Bank.

The Vintage Plaza community, are all units are three bedroom and two bathroom units ranging between 1558 and 1605 square feet.  Financing was provided by the City of Stockton, California Tax Credit Allocation Committee/American Reinvestment Recovery Act, The Federal Home Loan Bank/Bank of Stockton, and US Bank.  The expected move in for this community is in the summer of 2011.