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Terra starts building 125 homes at Botaniko Weston

Rendering of a residence at Botaniko Weston (Credit: ArX Solutions)
Rendering of a residence at Botaniko Weston (Credit: ArX Solutions)

Miami-based Terra Group has started construction of 125 houses at Botaniko Weston and expects the first residents to move to the western Broward County community in about a year.

It is the first master-planned development of single-family houses in Weston in more than 10 years, according to Terra.

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Houses at Botaniko will have five to seven bedrooms and range in size from 6,500 to 9,700 square feet. Terra priced the houses from $1.7 million to $3 million.

David Martin, president of Terra, told the Sun-Sentinel that the company has purchase contracts for about 45 percent of the houses. Terra launched its preconstruction sales program for Botaniko in May 2015.

The 121-acre site of Botaniko is the former Bonaventure Country Club golf course in Weston, which Terra acquired more than two years ago for $30 million. [Sun-Sentinel] — Mike Seemuth

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