Last Chance for Forsyth Townhome Community
The beautiful townhome community of Faircroft only has three homes remaining! These beautiful three bedroom/ two and a half bath homes have all the perks of a luxury home including two separate dining areas, a spacious kitchen, and a large master suite. The last three available townhomes are all from the Village collection and are priced starting from $220,000. Faircroft is located near the prestigious Johns Creek and Windward areas of Forsyth county, making it not only convenient to 400 but also to several shops and fine dining restaurants. Faircroft also has a beautifully landscaped pool, cabana, and tennis courts. Sidewalks throughout the community make this the perfect place for kids or pets. Faircroft is a (Continued…)
Beautiful Brick Home in Cumming
This spacious five bedroom/ three bathroom brick and cedar shake house boasts the details that make it a luxury home. The open floor plan and dramatic two story family room along with a stone fireplace make this the perfect dream home for any family. All bathrooms also all have granite counter tops adding to the elegance of this home. The kitchen is fit for a chef with stainless top of the line appliances, hardwood floors, maple cabinets, and granite! Priced at $384,900, this exquisite Sharp Residential home is located in Brandon Hall off Highway 20 in Forsyth County. Located near great schools, Brandon Hall also has a children’s water park, tennis courts, and neighborhood pool for its residents. The sought after Thornberry plan also has a private study/guest room on the main floor, as well as separate formal living and dining rooms with chair rail. Wrought Iron railing on the staircase along with the upgraded light fixtures are the types of details that make this home perfect! Upstairs, the large master suite includes a walk in closet and double vanity. Three other (Continued…)
Haven Properties Energy Tip: Saving in Your Kitchen
Over the past few months, Haven Properties has shown you how to save energy and money in your living areas ($215), bathroom ($145), laundry room ($74) and basement or utility room ($36). (links to past blogs) With an additional $35 recovered in your kitchen, you will have set yourself up to save $500 in energy costs this year.
Try fixing that leaky faucet. Hot water leaking at a rate of one drip per second can waste up to 1,661 gallons of water annually and up to $35 in energy costs. Taking the time to fix it – or calling a plumber to do the job – will not only save you money and conserve natural resources, (Continued…)
3-Sides Brick Home in South Forsyth
The summer weather has finally arrived and with that comes the unbearable heat and humidity - does your community offer the necessary amenities to beat the heat? If not, you should consider this beautiful home in Sharp Residential’s Brandon Hall in Cumming, which is ready for immediate move-in. In a matter of weeks, you will be living in a new home in South Forsyth, with a junior Olympic swimming pool in the community and Lake Lanier only down the road. Featuring a brand new floorplan from Sharp Residential’s “New Traditions” series, this five bedrooms/three bath house is priced at only $354,900. This is an amazing deal when you consider the quality construction of Sharp Residential, the upgraded features in the home and the much sought-after location of the community. Having five bedrooms, one of which is on the main level, this house is ideal for any growing family. And, as it is an open floorplan, mom can be cooking in the kitchen while simultaneously keeping an eye on the children in the two-story family room. The family room (Continued…)
Haven Properties Energy Tip: One Quick Change in the Basement
Haven Properties is taking you on a virtual tour of your house to help you save $500 on energy costs this year. We’ve saved $215 in the living areas, $145 in the bathroom and $74 in the laundry room with several easy changes. One more change in the basement or utility room will get you $36 closer to our goal. Simply lower the temperature setting on your water heater from 145 degrees to 120 degrees. The change makes your home safer for children who are more likely to get burned by hot water, plus it saves the average homeowner from $36 to $61 a year in energy costs. (Continued…)
