S2A Modular Signs Large Scale Resort Property in the Ozarks

Nov 13, 2023

Summary

S2A Modular has signed an agreement for a Christian Resort Property in the Ozarks area called Touch of Heaven. The property includes 1,000 acres with over 5 miles of shoreline and is being developed into an RV Park, condos, marina, and over 400 homes. The first phase will consist of an RV park with various amenities. S2A Modular, a company specializing in sustainable and self-sufficient homes, will construct the facilities. The founder of Touch of Heaven expressed their satisfaction with S2A Modular's green building and solar capabilities. The CEO of S2A Modular also praised the size and location of the development. Orders for the project are expected to begin at S2A Modular's factory later this year, and the development is projected to be ready for business by spring 2024.

Touch of Heaven is a Christian community located on the shores of Bull Shoals Lake in Northern Arkansas. The community aims to be self-sufficient in various aspects and provide a safe retreat for Christian families. S2A Modular specializes in constructing electrically self-sustaining luxury homes and buildings using sustainable materials. The company's MegaFactory produces high-quality structures while eliminating energy bills and reducing construction time. For more information about S2A Modular, visit their website.

S2A Modular has officially signed an agreement for a Christian Resort Property in the Ozarks area called Touch of Heaven. The property is officially grated with roads almost finished, utilities set at the property limits, and near ready for structures.

Macclenny, United States - November 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —

PATTERSON, CA (11/13/23) S2A Modular has officially signed an agreement for a Christian Resort Property in the Ozarks area called Touch of Heaven.

The property is officially grated with roads almost finished, utilities set at the property limits, and near ready for structures.

This development is approximately 1,000 acres with over 5 miles of pristine shoreline. The current development is for an RV Park, Condos, Marina, and over 400 homes of various sizes within three subdivisions. The Ozarks area has large demand and continues to grow from a tourist area as well as attracting homeowners. This particular Arkansas market is just outside of Branson, MO which is a thriving tourist market.

The first phase will consist of an RV Park where S2A Modular will build the Club House, Shower Facility, Rental Cabins, Tiny Home rental structures and one other building for the staff.

Gary Fellers, Founder, stated, “We were looking for a sustainable solution that could accommodate our needs with green building, solar and style. S2A Modular checked all the boxes.”

Brian Kuzdas, Co-founder and CEO, stated, “It’s great to see a development of this size and location moving so fast and we are honored to be selected as their builder. I am considering a home there myself.”

It is expected that orders will go on the line at the S2A Modular factory later this year and the development will be ready for business in the spring of 2024.

About Touch of Heaven

A Christian community on the shores of beautiful Bull Shoals Lake in the Ozark Mountains of Northern Arkansas. The community seeks to be independent and self-sufficient in all aspects including water, energy, food, shelter, and worship thus providing a safe haven retreat for Christian families.

About S2A Modular

The Future Is Here. Introducing the #GreenLuxHome. These first electrically self-sustaining, custom luxury homes are changing the way the world understands residential buildings - creating a new standard in stylish design, construction speed, tailor-made features with high-end materials, “surplus energy income” (Net Zero), superior hemp-based sustainable building materials and smart-connected living. From constructing the latest in patented graphene solar panel-charged designer homes, full communities, commercial buildings to world-class hotels, the stunning S2A MegaFactory is a one-of-a-kind manufacturing center, producing impeccable structures that usher in a new era in better building and living. No more energy bills. Faster construction. Immediately higher home value compared with traditional “site-built” structures. Visit www.S2AModular.com for more information.

Contact Info:
Name: Brian Kuzdas
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Organization: S2A Modular
Address: 2775 E. U.S Highway 90 , Macclenny, FL 32063, United States
Phone: +1-650-487-6262
Website: https://www.s2amodular.com

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