Toll Brothers offers final homes at Canopy Cottages in Redmond
Toll Brothers announced the final opportunity to purchase move-in ready homes at Canopy Cottages in Redmond, Washington. Only four homes remain in this 26-home community, featuring 2 to 3 bedrooms and priced from $1 million.

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Toll Brothers, Inc. has announced the final opportunity for home shoppers to purchase a new home at Canopy Cottages in Redmond, Washington. Only four move-in ready homes remain available in this award-winning luxury community, priced from $1 million. The development offers a balance of luxury living and natural beauty within the highly desirable Rose Hill neighborhood.
Canopy Cottages features 26 two-story cottage-style homes situated around communal green spaces and a dense tree canopy. The final homes offer 1,259 square feet of living space with 2 to 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Architectural styles include craftsman, shingle, or farmhouse designs with inviting covered front porches. Interior finishes and Designer Appointed Features were selected at the Toll Brothers Design Studio.
Residents enjoy access to a private clubhouse with an outdoor event lawn and patio area. The community provides convenient access to casual and fine dining, world-class shopping, and recreational opportunities. Proximity to I-405 allows for an easy commute to major employers including Google and Microsoft, as well as employment centers in Kirkland, Redmond, and downtown Bellevue.
Home Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Bedrooms | 2 to 3 |
| Bathrooms | 2 |
| Square Footage | 1,259 |
| Pricing | From $1 million |
Children living in the community attend schools in the Lake Washington School District, including Twain Elementary, Kirkland Middle, and Lake Washington High School. Canopy Cottages is located at 13468 NE 112th Place in Redmond and is open by appointment.
How will the completion of Canopy Cottages impact Toll Brothers' future development plans in the Redmond area?
What effect might the limited inventory of luxury homes have on local real estate prices in the Rose Hill neighborhood?
How will the proximity to major tech employers like Google and Microsoft influence long-term demand for homes in this community?

































