The Plymouth Village model homes were built along College Parkway and were christened with model names designed to remind one of their colonial marketing theme.
You can see the original sales brochure here.
Models, Prices and Mortgage Payments circa 1968-69
|
Model
|
Original Model Home
|
Price
|
Down Payment (Conv 10%)
|
Mortgage Term
|
Monthly Payment (P+I)
|
|
Beardsly
|
703 College Parkway
|
$34,340
|
$3,840
|
25 years
|
$235
|
|
Adams
|
800 Princeton Place
|
$34,590
|
$3,990
|
25 years
|
$236
|
|
Witherspoon
|
695 College Parkway
|
$34,840
|
$3,840
|
25 years
|
$239
|
|
Livingston
|
699 College Parkway
|
$35,590
|
$3,990
|
25 years
|
$243
|
|
Jefferson
|
705 College Parkway
|
$36,490
|
$3,990
|
25 years
|
$250
|
|
Huntington
|
697 College Parkway
|
$36,590
|
$4,090
|
25 years
|
$250
|
|
Franklin
|
697 College Parkway
|
$37,340
|
$4,440
|
25 years
|
$254
|
In 1970, Artery introduced The Sherman, the most expensive model at $42,490.