Eighteen Riviera, built exclusively by Petros Homes, is a brand new collection of townhomes located in highly sought-after Fairlawn, Ohio. Eighteen Riviera offers an exceptional quality of life with a fine selection of two-level townhomes that offer both 1^st and 2^nd floor Master suite options with the outstanding benefit of a 15-year tax abatement. This premium location resides within the Copley-Fairlawn School District and is minutes from I-77, ideally situated near Fairlawn town center, the Montrose strip, Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens and the Sand Run Metro Park.  City of Akron hospitals and universities, entertainment, dining, and shopping are within just a short drive. The perfect blend of limited-maintenance living, quality, style, and location, Eighteen Riviera is an ideal place to call home for those looking to spend more time on the things they enjoy, and less time on home upkeep and maintenance.

Outstanding exterior details include Pella Lifestyle wood interior and aluminum clad exterior black windows, smart engineered wood porch columns, standing seam metal accent roofs on the primary elevation, stone exterior facade, board and batten vertical siding and 30 year dimensional roof shingles. Equally desirable interior appointments include nine-foot ceilings and an open floor plan on the main living level that’s perfect for entertaining, chef’s kitchen with granite countertops, and a spacious owner’s suite with walk-in closets and a double-bowl vanity. Optional enhancements are available.

The tax abatement will eliminate 85% of property taxes for 15 years reducing the cost of living and stimulating the local economy by encouraging new home construction and introducing new product design to a thriving area. In addition, this unique benefit encourages modern construction practices, which result in energy efficient homes and a positive local environmental impact.

Working in collaboration with the city of Fairlawn, Petros Homes has established a goal to set a high bar for quality while helping Fairlawn further diversify new housing options.