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The Chapman Apartments wins Builder's Choice Grand Award The Chapman at the Peninsula Town Center won a Grand Award in the Infill/Mixed-use Community category of the 31st annual Builder's Choice Design & Planning Awards. For more than 30 years, BUILDER has enlisted top builders and residential architects as jurors for our most prestigious annual competition. The Builder's Choice Design and Planning Awards serve as a leading barometer of the latest trends and influences in architecture, design, and community planning throughout the nation. The Chapman Apartments was featured in the October 2011 issue of BUILDER Magazine after rigorous judging from nearly 300 entries.
The Chapman Apartments opened April 24, 2009 in the heart of the Peninsula Town Center. This mixed-use development is on the site of the former Coliseum Mall. Within the first 100 days after opening, the community leased 108 apartment homes, 68% of the 158 total units. Drucker & Falk leased the entire community in fewer than l2 months, over four months ahead of projections.
The award winning community features brand new one, two and three bedroom luxury apartment homes above retail and restaurant space overlooking the town center and community parks. The community boasts high end amenities such as: Granite Countertops, Versatile Kitchen Islands, Stainless Steel Frigidaire Appliances, Wood Flooring in Gourmet Kitchens, Maple Cafe Cabinets with Nickel Hardware, and Whirlpool Front Loading Washer and Dryers. The community features apartment homes with Private Patios and Balconies, Linen Closets, Oversized Closets, Kitchen Pantry, Dramatic Designer Windows, Walk in Showers and Stunning City and Park Views. Residents of the community enjoy a Resident Clubroom, Fitness Center, Wi-Fi Coffee Lounge, Guest Suite, Chapman Art Gallery, Rooftop Gardens and extensive Concierge Services. Ideally located off of Interstate-64 in Hampton within a short distance of the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel, the preeminent thoroughfare in the region, The Peninsula Town Center is easily the most visible new development in southeastern Virginia.
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