Stephanie Andelman, Nederland. Mark Beshore and Keenan Tompkins bonded over their passion for building homes. When Mark learned of Keenan’s company Colorado Timberframe, he followed their extraordinary craft of timber frame construction for many years. Mark specialized in framing and exterior trimming since 1992 in Boulder. Soon after he moved to Nederland in 1994, he began his 20-year career working for a high-end custom builder serving Boulder County. As building began on Caribou Ridge, he was interested in helping those homes meet his high standards. Once Keenan’s Cornerstone Homes purchased the development, he knew that the time to join forces had come. Earlier this month, after six months of meeting with Keenan and talking about their complementary visions, Mark was hired as the Lead Project Manager for Caribou Ridge Development.
What attracts Mark to this development is the value that it offers buyers. The gorgeous views, large lots, access to open space, and proximity to services in Nederland are attractive factors when compared to the homes Mark used to build in Boulder. The majority of buyers tend to work from home and fully appreciate their surroundings. They fall in love with Caribou Ridge’s views and trails to the Elementary School and Mud Lake. Mark respects this development for inviting the public to use their trails for recreational activities.
Since Nederland needs to raise money to address infrastructure issues, Mark believes that increasing its tax base with new builds is not only intelligent but a critical source of income for the town. These new residents also help support local businesses. As Cornerstone Homes hires more local building talent, Mark sees his dual roles as boosting Ned’s economy and building homes there that are carefully crafted with precision and attention to detail.
For more information about the builder: http://buildcornerstone.com and the development: http://caribouridgehomesites.com
