Company Description:
Ball Homes can be spotted all over the Lexington area. Current Lexington neighborhoods include Bryant Oaks Villas and the Reserve at Bryant Oak, Glasford, and the ongoing development of Chilesburg, Willow Bend, and Masterson Station/Greendale. In Central Kentucky, Ball Homes can be found in Bradford Place, Adena Ridge, Rocky Creek Farms,and McClelland Springs in Georgetown, Hampton Ridge in Richmond, and Keene Crossing in Nicholasville. Ball Homes are also available in Oakmont Place and Oakmont Cottages in Winchester,the Maples in Frankfort, and in Gleneagles of Versailles. In the Louisville area, Ball Homes has built in neighborhoods that include Wolf Trace, Worthington Place, Beckley Station, The Reserve at Glenmary, Copper Ridge, and the Polo Fields. Homes are now available in Cooper Farms,Flatrock Ridge, Cedar Glen,Cedar Meadows, Washington Green, and Williamsgate.Ball Homes is proud to build homes that are for everyone—they offer high quality, great floorplan selection, and a wide variety of highly customized options, all at attainable prices. They build in a variety of neighborhoods, and for a diverse group of people. Many Ball Homes customers and their families, some of whom are living in their second and third Ball Homes, have grown with the company as their needs and lifestyles changed, taking advantage of the larger and more customized floorplans and option selections offered.As a member of the local homebuilding community, Ball Homes has participated regularly in the Lexington Home Builders Association’s annual Grand Tour of Homes and in Parade of Homes events, winning dozens of best of show awards since 1989. Additional awards from the Scott County Homebuilders Association’s Tour and participation in the first two annual Louisville Homebuilders Association Tours are part of our resume as well. Ball Homes has also been awarded Sales and Marketing Council awards by the Lexington Homebuilders Association for its floorplans, television and radio ads, model home decorating, its Walnut Hill Club at Chilesburg model home and for its selection and design center. Ball Homes is a Registered Builder member of the Home Builders Associations in the areas where they build.In addition to local and regional recognition, Ball Homes has been listed annually by BUILDER Magazine since 1998 as one of the top 100 builders of single family homes in the nation. In 2009, BUILDER Magazine's rankings for the prior year moved Ball Homes up twenty-three places in their top 100, ranking them at #54 in the nation. BUILDERalso ranked them as the #1 builder in the Louisville market, which was listed as #47 in the top 50 markets of 2007, based on the number of building permits issued.Ball Homes is proud to promote home ownership and affordable housing in Kentucky and at the national level. In 1999, co-founder Don Ball was honored by BUILDER Magazine and Hearthstone with a national award for his long-term community service. Ball Homes and the Ball family are long-time supporters of Habitat for Humanity, the Hope Center, the Alzheimer’s Association, the United Way, KET, The American Cancer Society and the Relay for Life, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Virginia Place, The Lexington Opera House, the Humane Society, the Junior League Horse Show, and a host of other philanthropic organizations and events, recognizing the need and mission to build both strong homes and strong communities.Often, the opportunity to give back comes in the way of doing what we do best: making new home dreams come true. In 2000, Ball Homes built and auctioned a fully furnished new home in the Canterfield development in Lexington, with all proceeds going to benefit the Hope Center Recovery Program for Women.
Ball Homes can be spotted all over the Lexington area. Current Lexington neighborhoods include Bryant Oaks Villas and the Reserve at Bryant Oak, Glasford, and the ongoing development of Chilesburg, Willow Bend, and Masterson Station/Greendale. In Central Kentucky, Ball Homes can be found in Bradford Place, Adena Ridge, Rocky Creek Farms,and McClelland Springs in Georgetown, Hampton Ridge in Richmond, and Keene Crossing in Nicholasville. Ball Homes are also available in Oakmont Place and Oakmont Cottages in Winchester,the Maples in Frankfort, and in Gleneagles of Versailles. In the Louisville area, Ball Homes has built in neighborhoods that include Wolf Trace, Worthington Place, Beckley Station, The Reserve at Glenmary, Copper Ridge, and the Polo Fields. Homes are now available in Cooper Farms,Flatrock Ridge, Cedar Glen,Cedar Meadows, Washington Green, and Williamsgate.Ball Homes is proud to build homes that are for everyone—they offer high quality, great floorplan selection, and a wide variety of highly customized options, all at attainable prices. They build in a variety of neighborhoods, and for a diverse group of people. Many Ball Homes customers and their families, some of whom are living in their second and third Ball Homes, have grown with the company as their needs and lifestyles changed, taking advantage of the larger and more customized floorplans and option selections offered.As a member of the local homebuilding community, Ball Homes has participated regularly in the Lexington Home Builders Association’s annual Grand Tour of Homes and in Parade of Homes events, winning dozens of best of show awards since 1989. Additional awards from the Scott County Homebuilders Association’s Tour and participation in the first two annual Louisville Homebuilders Association Tours are part of our resume as well. Ball Homes has also been awarded Sales and Marketing Council awards by the Lexington Homebuilders Association for its floorplans, television and radio ads, model home decorating, its Walnut Hill Club at Chilesburg model home and for its selection and design center. Ball Homes is a Registered Builder member of the Home Builders Associations in the areas where they build.In addition to local and regional recognition, Ball Homes has been listed annually by BUILDER Magazine since 1998 as one of the top 100 builders of single family homes in the nation. In 2009, BUILDER Magazine's rankings for the prior year moved Ball Homes up twenty-three places in their top 100, ranking them at #54 in the nation. BUILDERalso ranked them as the #1 builder in the Louisville market, which was listed as #47 in the top 50 markets of 2007, based on the number of building permits issued.Ball Homes is proud to promote home ownership and affordable housing in Kentucky and at the national level. In 1999, co-founder Don Ball was honored by BUILDER Magazine and Hearthstone with a national award for his long-term community service. Ball Homes and the Ball family are long-time supporters of Habitat for Humanity, the Hope Center, the Alzheimer’s Association, the United Way, KET, The American Cancer Society and the Relay for Life, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Virginia Place, The Lexington Opera House, the Humane Society, the Junior League Horse Show, and a host of other philanthropic organizations and events, recognizing the need and mission to build both strong homes and strong communities.Often, the opportunity to give back comes in the way of doing what we do best: making new home dreams come true. In 2000, Ball Homes built and auctioned a fully furnished new home in the Canterfield development in Lexington, with all proceeds going to benefit the Hope Center Recovery Program for Women.