2,669 sq ft. 3-car garage. The only Del Webb plan at HCR with an optional second floor. The Savannah has the widest price spread in the community — $470K to $560K+ — because the loft option and 3-car garage make it one plan that actually delivers two very different homes depending on what the original owner chose.
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Talk to a Specialist →| Collection | Sage (top Del Webb tier) |
| Square footage | 2,669 sq ft (main floor) + loft if finished |
| Bedrooms | 3 on main floor + optional loft/4th bedroom above garage |
| Bathrooms | 2.5 (full primary, full secondary, powder room) |
| Garage | 3-car attached — the only Del Webb plan at HCR with 3 bays |
| Stories | Single-story main living + optional second-floor loft above garage |
| Loft | Optional at build — must verify whether finished or unfinished on specific home |
| Build years at HCR | Primarily 2007–2014 (later phases) |
Most buyers searching HCR filter for the Savannah for one specific reason: they need three bays. The demand profiles are consistent — a golf cart plus two vehicles, a workshop plus two vehicles, a motorcycle or classic car plus two daily drivers, or simply a couple that each drives a larger vehicle and needs actual storage space.
At HCR, the 3-car garage is exclusive to the Savannah. Village Builders' Bandera plan (2,838 sq ft) also has a 3-car option, but the Bandera is newer construction at higher price points. For buyers who want Del Webb construction and 3 bays, the Savannah is the only path.
The third bay adds approximately $20,000–$35,000 in premium over equivalent-sized Sage plans that max out at 2-car. That premium compresses over time — it's worth more in the first 5 years when buyers are actively shopping for this feature and less over a 15-year hold.
The Savannah loft is above the garage — accessible via internal stairs from the main living area. When the option was exercised at build and finished properly, it creates a genuine second space: home theater, art studio, dedicated office, guest overflow, or a 4th sleeping area. At 350–450 sq ft (typical loft size), it adds meaningful usable square footage and a private zone separate from the main floor.
When the loft option was not taken at build — or when a seller describes an "unfinished loft" — what you're actually getting is a floored attic space above the garage with minimal finishing. The stairs exist, the floor exists, but the walls are uninsulated, the HVAC may not extend there, and the ceiling height may be marginal. This is functionally storage, not living space.
MLS listings for Savannah homes routinely include loft square footage in the total advertised sq ft regardless of finish level. A Savannah listing showing "2,669 sq ft + 400 sq ft loft = 3,069 sq ft" may be counting an unfinished storage space as living area. This is the most common misrepresentation in HCR resale — not intentional fraud, but sloppy measurement that inflates perceived value.
Before making an offer on any Savannah: physically visit the loft space and assess finish quality. Confirmed requirements for it to count as livable space: insulated walls and ceiling, HVAC extended to the space, code-compliant electrical, proper stair handrailing, and ceiling height adequate for standing (7 ft minimum). If any of those are absent, the loft is storage and should not affect your offer price.
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The Savannah has the widest absolute price range of any plan at HCR — approximately $90,000 spread between bottom and top of market. Understanding what drives each end is essential to evaluating any specific listing.
| Tier | Price Range | What You're Getting | DOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finished loft + full updates | $530K–$565K | Finished loft space with HVAC, updated kitchen/baths, current systems, 3-car | 18–30 days |
| Finished loft + partial updates | $500K–$535K | Finished loft, one updated room (usually kitchen), systems checked | 25–45 days |
| No loft + full updates | $490K–$525K | 3-car garage, updated interiors, no second floor — still strong value | 25–40 days |
| Unfinished loft + original condition | $465K–$495K | 3-car garage, original 2008–2012 finishes, storage loft oversold in listing | 50–80 days |
A Savannah without a finished loft and with original condition finishes is essentially paying Sage collection pricing for a 3-car garage and the plan's large primary suite. That's still a legitimate reason to buy — if the 3-car garage is your primary need, you're paying for the feature you want. But don't pay the upper Savannah range for an unfinished loft that functions as attic storage.
The main floor of the Savannah is fully single-story — all daily living, primary suite, kitchen, and great room are on one level. This is excellent for aging in place. The loft, however, requires stair navigation. As mobility changes over a 15–20 year ownership horizon, a finished loft increasingly becomes a space that gets used less, then not at all, as the stairs become a barrier.
The practical implication: if you're buying a Savannah specifically for the loft as active living space (home theater, studio), be realistic about whether you'll still be using it at 80. If the loft is secondary and the 3-car garage is the primary appeal, aging in place on the main floor is straightforward.
Buyers who need 3-car garage and maximum space at HCR should compare the Savannah directly against the Village Builders Bandera (2,838 sq ft, 3-car, 4 bed/3.5 bath). The Bandera is newer construction (later build years), larger, and carries a $40,000–$80,000 premium over the Savannah depending on condition and year.
If newer construction quality and extra square footage matter more than the Savannah's loft option, the Bandera is a stronger buy. If the Savannah's price point is the draw and the loft is a genuine space need, the Savannah is the right call.
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