Good ideas spread fast. Taylor Morrison’s Interactive Home™, already a big hit with homebuyers in Texas and Florida, is now available in the Bay Area. You’ll find it at Thirty-Seven Degrees North, our newest community in Sunnyvale. If you’re anywhere near there, be sure to call Internet Home Consultant Janine Schneider at 866-477-0954 to schedule your personal hands-on demonstration of this amazing high tech home.
How cool is the Interactive Home™? Well, how many times have you been half way to work and wondered if you remembered to turn the security alarm on? It won’t happen if you live in an Interactive Home™. You can use your smartphone or tablet to activate or deactivate your alarm system, program lights to come on at random times, even close the garage door from pretty much anywhere in the world.
My favorite feature is the front door video camera. When you live in a two-story house, it’s a real pain to have to walk downstairs every time the doorbell rings. In an Interactive Home™, you don’t have to. You just check any Internet-connected screen and you can see who’s there. You can even talk to your visitor. That same intercom system lets you monitor and communicate with other rooms in your house.
All that control saves energy, too. You can set the thermostat to turn your heater on right before you get home. No more burning fuel all day long or walking into a cold house in the winter. It works the same way with your lights. That’s really nice if you work late because you don’t have to walk into a dark house.
Into music? Our Bay Area Interactive Home™ lets you program music from any digital audio source – CDs, the Internet, satellite radio – and play it back in either your kitchen/dining area or master bedroom.
You can read about the Interactive Home™ package and optional upgrades here.
But to really appreciate it, you need to visit Thirty-Seven Degrees North and experience the Interactive Home™ for yourself. It’s a new level of comfort, convenience and peace of mind and it’s only available from Taylor Morrison.
