Trinity Homes, Columbus
ABOUT
Trinity Homes is the largest semi-custom and custom home builder in central Ohio.[1] They were founded in 1963. They build communities in Franklin county and surrounding counties. They have approximately 20 active single-family communities, in addition to 2 condominium communities. Trinity Homes has approximately 40 home plans to choose from, including 2-story, ranch, multi-level, and first-floor master ranging from 1,800 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft. Homewood Homes and Ambassador Homes are Trinity's sister companies. They have a 35-year transferable structural warranty. Trinity Homes sells and/or builds approximately 150-200 homes a year. Trinity Homes is privately-owned. Home prices range from high $200s to $600,000. Trinity Homes is also known as Trinity Home Builder, LLC. Trinity Homes participated in the 2017 BIA Parade of Homes in Cheshire Woods.[2]
COMMUNITIES
- Westerville - Denmark Place
- Reynoldsburg - Preserve at Haaf Farms
- Powell - Derby Glen Farms
- Powell - Scioto Reserve
- Plain City - Mitchell Crossing
- Plain City - Reserve at New California
- Pickerington - Reserve at Pickerington Ponds
- Pataskala - Scotland Ridge
- Grove City - Hoover Crossing
- Grove City - Holton Run
- Grove City - Woodside at Holton Run
- Galena - Summerwood Lakes
- Galena - Estates at Blackhawk
- Galena - Cheshire Woods
- Dublin - Wyandotte Woods
- Delaware - Braumiller Woods
- Columbus - Off-site Builds
- Hilliard - Lakeside at Avondale Woods
- Powell - Heather Ridge
References[edit]
- ↑ "Motivate move-up buyers with home trade-ins". Inman. Retrieved 2018-06-20.
- ↑ Weiker, Jim. "Parade of Homes to be held in Berkshire Township". The Columbus Dispatch. Retrieved 2018-06-20.
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