Symmetry Companies, a Scottsdale-based master-planned community developer specializing in luxury residential neighborhoods featuring private golf clubs, today announced the first market expansion of its homebuilding division, Symmetry Homes, with the launch of new semi-custom homes at Talking Rock Ranch in Prescott, along with the opening of a downtown sales office.
Introducing its first collection at Talking Rock, Prescott’s most luxurious private community, with homes starting at $1.55 million and floorplans ranging from 2,700 to more than 4,200 square feet, each home showcases Symmetry Homes’ signature ranch and modern design with nature-inspired elements. With interior design by Elizabeth Hamill Interiors, the textural design conjures a deep connection to the outdoors and fosters an environment that promotes tranquility and well-being.
Seamlessly blending contemporary style with the stunning scenery of the surrounding Granite Mountain Wilderness and rustic landscape, the luxurious homes feature open layouts and expansive indoor-outdoor living spaces. The homes offer a range of personalization options through tailored features and curated elements, including a guest casita available in three configurations: Studio, Guest Suite or Hobby Garage, providing a private retreat for guests or a sanctuary for relaxation. Other enhancements include an elevated outdoor kitchen, a three-car garage and more. The luxury pre-designed homes allow residents to quickly move in and embrace the high desert lifestyle with its streamlined, efficient building process.
Offering a selection of high-quality features designed to elevate everyday living, each home emphasizes energy efficiency and luxury with premium Wolf and Sub-Zero stainless-steel appliances, Kohler plumbing fixtures and Energy Star certification.
“Launching a brand-new collection of luxury homes at Talking Rock represents the next chapter for Symmetry Homes,” said Peter Burger, president and founder of Symmetry Companies. “This expansion reflects our ongoing commitment to building communities that elevate the standard of living and we look forward to introducing Prescott to our signature hospitality-inspired approach to homebuilding.”
The new release follows the latest Symmetry Homes launch at its sister community of Pine Canyon in Flagstaff, which recently debuted its final new home offering at the highly sought-after community with Ghost Tree, an exclusive enclave of 12 ultra-luxe homes that set a new market record for price per square foot. Symmetry Homes, which has been building in Pine Canyon since 2016, is revered for its meticulous craftsmanship and timeless design, standing as a leader in luxury homebuilding.
“Talking Rock exemplifies our vision of crafting communities that prioritize both luxury and the surrounding landscape,” said Todd Severson, partner at Symmetry Companies. “We’re proud to expand Symmetry Homes to this special location and offer a unique opportunity for discerning buyers seeking an exceptional lifestyle defined by outdoor adventure, refined living and a strong sense of community.”
Talking Rock is distinguished by its 18-hole championship golf course designed by Jay Morrish and set among elevated topography for a high-desert, year-round golfing retreat. With a blend of Americana charm and bucolic beauty, it spans a vast 3,200 acres, combining wide-open spaces with country club amenities designed to support a range of lifestyles. Offerings include a full-service clubhouse, upscale restaurants, a spa, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, a general store and coffeehouse and a dog park.
Whether seeking an active outdoor lifestyle or a serene sanctuary, Talking Rock, with its breathtaking surroundings and hospitality-focused services, provides residents with a luxurious living environment that caters to both comfort and adventure.
The Talking Rock sales office, located at 222 W. Gurley St. in Prescott, is now open to the public and is available for appointments Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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