Russell Lands and Classic Homes are planning a launch of a new collection of lake homesites in Willow Glynn in early May. This new addition provides a fresh supply of wooded, lakefront homesites. Classic Homes has been preparing new home designs in advance of the offering of this beautiful property.
Willow Glynn has been one of the pleasant surprises for Russell Lands during the recent real estate swoon. The first homesites in this neighborhood were released just weeks prior to the onset of the financial crisis. In spite of that, and because of the beauty of the area, the first two phases are nearly sold out. That is because the land in Willow Glynn is some of the prettiest in the state, and the many homes built there do the property and the lake credit. This is clearly one of the best collections of homes on Lake Martin.
The new lake home designs continue the craftsman theme already so popular in Willow Glynn. In addition, with careful planning, these plans provide new options and ownership opportunities not available in earlier phases. A total of four new home designs will be offered for sale beginning in May.
One, the “Island Bluff” (see rendering) offers room for lots of guests in a more reasonable size and price package. A key feature is the creation of two bedroom suites on each level – each with private bath. A second plan, the “Double Rock” also features two suites on each level, as well as two laundry rooms, ample lake toy storage and expansive outdoor living space. Both designs offer economies not available in previous plans.
Two other innovative home plans, the “Glynn View Cottage” (a crawl space design) and the “Hob Nob” (an innovative design perfect for entertaining) round out the new designs being introduced in May. Russell Lands is offering the new properties and homes as a package price starting in the low $700s for a waterfront home.
This is a wonderful opportunity to own a new lakefront home in a very successful neighborhood. Find out more by calling one of our Sales Executives at 877.215.7011 today.
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