Rodrock Development

Madison Pointe of Grey Oaks, the new Rodrock Development community in west Shawnee, has opened forty-nine new home sites, including daylight and walkout sites. Homes in Madison Pointe of Grey Oaks start in the upper $200,000s and include award-winning story-and-a-half and two-story floor plans by James III Homes. Square footages vary and, depending on the floor plan, may feature four to five bedrooms, 2-1/2 to 5-1/2 baths and three- and four-car garages. For a limited time, Grey Oaks is also open to outside builders. The community is located on Monticello Road north of Shawnee Mission Parkway and west of I-435.

“The opening of Madison Pointe of Grey Oaks gives homebuyers exciting new home and home site options heading into spring,” says Bob Sloan. Sloan and Sherri Hines are community managers of Grey Oaks, which is now comprised of four communities including: Country Crossing of Grey Oaks (with homes from the $280,000s), Madison Ridge of Grey Oaks and Madison Pointe of Grey Oaks (with homes from the upper $200,000s) and Eagle View of Grey Oaks (with homes from the $400,000s).

New Sites Close to Schools, Pool, Parks

The new Madison Pointe of Grey Oaks home sites and homes are just south of Clear Creek Parkway at 60th Street. Many sites back to treed Shawnee City Park vistas, or are adjacent to the newer Prairie Ridge Elementary School located right in the Grey Oaks master community. The new home sites are also close to the Grey Oaks community pool, park and play area, the first of its kind for the Kansas City metro area. Recreational facilities include a zero-entry infinity pool with fountains, changing cabana, pergola-covered gas grill and picnic areas, sand volleyball court, age-appropriate playgrounds and walking trails linking to the city park.

Distinguished Builder

James III Homes, a successful area homebuilder for more than twenty years, is the model homebuilder for Madison Pointe of Grey Oaks. The builder’s story-and-a-half and two-story all-suite bedroom plans feature custom cabinetry, extensive ceiling and baseboard moldings and more. A number of upgrades are also already included in each homes’ price. These include stainless steel gas cook top, upgraded carpet, upgraded master bath plumbing fixtures and a roof-covered outdoor lanai featuring a floor to ceiling stone fireplace and ceiling fan. “The lanai extends outdoor entertaining and relaxation possibilities to three seasons, maybe even four,” says Hines.

The Hawthorne, a 2010 Kansas City Home Builder’s Association Pick of the Parade Grand Award winner, is a story-and-a-half home with two distinctive floor-to-ceiling stone fireplaces (one inside, one outside), a first-floor master suite with laundry, three upstairs bedrooms, a total of 4-1/2 baths plus an upper-level loft that can serve as a home office, study or playroom.

The Hawthorne’s open first floor layout features a great room with a fireplace with old-world mantle flanked on both sides by custom cabinetry, formal dining room and a breakfast room with access to the covered outdoor patio. The large kitchen includes an oversized center island offering extra seating and storage, extensive custom cabinetry, granite counters and a large walk-in pantry with built-in shelving.

Two-Story Plans

The Aspen III “Five” is a two-story, five-bedroom plan featuring an open first-floor great room with fireplace. Four bedrooms, including a large master suite, are upstairs. A fifth bedroom with a ¾ bath is situated on the first floor just off the kitchen, and can double as a den or home office.

Great Schools

The master Grey Oaks community is comprised of more than 400 homes, and virtually surrounded by schools accommodating students in grades K through 12. A number of the new home sites in Madison Pointe of Grey Oaks back to the newer Prairie Ridge Elementary School, which is right in Grey Oaks. Mill Valley High School is situated on adjacent land just south of Grey Oaks. Monticello Trails Middle School is south of the high school. A parochial school is also nearby.

Convenient Highway & Shopping Access

With the completion of recent road construction projects, Grey Oaks homeowners now have direct access to Highway 7 and related shopping via Silverheel Road, a new connecting link between Grey Oaks south to Shawnee Mission Parkway.

Life-Enhancing Amenities

Community amenities include the Rodrock Development Moms Council, a concept created by company founder Darol Rodrock years ago to help new neighborhoods get off to a great start. It’s an idea that still works. Community volunteers plan annual events—such as the Easter Egg Hunt and Holiday Horse-Drawn Hayride events—to help newcomers get to know each other and have fun.

Long-Standing, Successful Developer

Locally and family owned Rodrock Development brings a proven thirty-five year track record for successful Johnson County residential development to the table. “For many, purchasing a home is the biggest financial decision they’ll ever make,” says Sloan. “Rodrock Development’s financial strength is a comfort to homebuyers in today’s market who are concerned about the long-term viability of their investment.”

“Buyers who have their hearts set on extra touches to make their new home especially nice owe it to themselves to visit Grey Oaks before deciding on an area, community, floor plan and builder,” says Sherri Hines. The Grey Oaks Community Welcome Center is open from noon to 5:00 p.m. everyday. Take I-435 west to Shawnee Mission Parkway, go west on Shawnee Mission Parkway to Monticello Road, and north on Monticello Road to the main entrance at Clear Creek Parkway. Or, call 913.441.4111.