Waverly, Iowa
Stone Meadows is taking shape on Stone Lane — just off First Street SE and Cedar River Parkway. Panther Home Builders is building single-family houses and duplex-style homes here, a short walk from shopping, trails, and the sports fields.
The neighborhood
Stone Lane used to dead-end off 16th Avenue SE. It now runs through to Cedar River Parkway, opening a quiet new street between existing homes and the shops up the hill. This is not a high-rise campus. It is a Midwestern neighborhood of ranches and duplex-style houses with attached garages and room to grow downstairs.
A 2025 community announcement described about 58 lots — lots 1 through 24 as single-family, and lots 25 through 58 as duplex-style. Confirm the current mix on the plat. Homes are for purchase, not rent.
The plat
The interactive map below is the same Higharc sales map published on the Panther Stone Meadows page. It is a lot map — not the home designer. A printed plat is underneath if you prefer a still drawing.
On the street
These three addresses appear on Panther’s Waverly listings as of August 28, 2026. Statuses move quickly. If a card says sold, the lot still shows what has been built here — and remaining lots are open to the same plans.
Pending
Lincoln
$350,000 $360,000
The first Lincoln on Stone Lane — three bedrooms, two baths, and an attached two-stall garage. Listed as price-improved and pending on Panther’s homes page as of August 28, 2026.
Listing photo. Panther notes that MLS photos may be software-generated and may not match final colors or selections.
Sold
Easton
$350,000 $360,000
An Easton ranch listed with 1,392 finished square feet on the main level and an unfinished walkout basement. Marked sold on Panther as of August 28, 2026.
Listing photo of 1227 Stone Lane. Panther notes that some MLS photos are software-generated.
Sold
Lincoln
$349,961
A second Lincoln on Stone Lane, listed with vaulted living space, a patio, and an unfinished basement. Marked sold at $349,961 on Panther as of August 28, 2026.
Rendering of the Lincoln. This is not a photograph of 1308 Stone Lane.
The collection
Lincoln, Oakley, Easton, Garrison, and Emery. Catalog sizes run from 1,010 to 1,523 square feet on the main level, each with an attached two-stall garage. A 2025 announcement described the range as about 1,058 to 1,523; we use the numbers published on each Panther plan page.
Rendering
An open ranch with the living, dining, and kitchen gathered in one easy room — the plan behind the first houses on Stone Lane.
Catalog main level. Lincoln homes listed on Stone Lane were marketed at about 1,320 square feet.
Rendering
The most compact plan in this collection — two bedrooms, two baths, and a main level that stays simple to live in.
Published plan size on the Panther floor-plan page.
Rendering
A three-bedroom ranch with a little more room on the main floor. The Easton at 1227 Stone Lane included an unfinished walkout basement.
Main-level square feet on the Panther plan page and the 1227 Stone Lane listing.
Rendering
Two bedrooms and a wider main level — more living space without adding a third bedroom.
Published plan size on the Panther floor-plan page.
Rendering
The largest plan in this Stone Meadows set, with a half bath and a second-floor layout.
Published plan size. Emery drawings show a first and second floor.
Want something else? See the rest of the Panther catalog and start a custom plan.
Design studio
An interactive home designer is coming to this page. When it is ready, you will walk a plan in three dimensions, change finishes, and see an estimated price without leaving Stone Meadows.
Until then, the same design tools live on the Panther Home Builders site. Nothing here is a mock configurator.
Waverly
The neighborhood sits on the southeast side of Waverly. Stone Lane now connects through to Cedar River Parkway, with a second parkway access planned when the addition is complete. The design center is a short walk up the hill at 155 Cedar River Parkway, Suite 105, near UnityPoint Clinic Express.
Panther describes the site as walking distance to shopping, trails, and sports complexes. The aerials on this page show the big-box stores and parking west of the street, and the residential fabric already around Stone Lane.
Working with Panther
This site is for the neighborhood. The builder is Panther Home Builders. The process below is a plain-language summary of what they publish — not a copy of their marketing pages.
Call, email, or use the form. Bring a plan name if you have one, or just a budget and a bedroom count. We will point you to an open lot and a first meeting.
Tour the design studio on Cedar River Parkway. Choose a lot, a plan, and any revisions. You receive a custom quote before you sign a purchase agreement.
Selections are finished just before groundbreaking. After that you get weekly updates, a portal for schedules and change orders, and an invitation to sit in on builder meetings if you want to.
Panther’s published promise is that the quoted price is the price — no surprise invoices halfway through the job.
Construction progress, schedules, and change orders stay visible. You can visit the job as often as you like.
Workmanship the first year, major systems for two, basement and roof leakage for three, and structure for ten. A walk-through is scheduled about 30 days after move-in.
Panther reports their homes at a HERS Index of about 50. A typical new house scores 100. Lower is more efficient.
On the ground
Visit
Tell us whether you want a finished house, a lot, or just a look at the street. If you would like a tour, leave a few times that work.
