The developer
has also been working hard on the property's amenities, as a new clubhouse
has been built and the existing pool has been redecked. There is also
a great deal of new landscaping and fencing, as well as new park benches
facing Jeff Davis Blvd., and the exercise facility should be open within
a few weeks.
These homes
are appealing to first-time buyers as well as empty nesters and even some
people who are now making a second home in Fayette, according to a spokesperson
for the community. First-time buyer financing is available.
After the redevelopment
of the existing buildings is completed and all of those units are sold,
a total of 28 new units are scheduled to be built. The new homes will
be a combination of flats and townhomes, with the numbers depending upon
the needs of the community.
Another option
for downsizing homeowners is coming together on the other side of Fayetteville,
at The Villages. The first townhome sale has just closed on that property,
next to the city's new amphitheater and Fayette County High School. Eleven
townhomes are now complete, with seven more under construction. A total
of 30 will be in the community when all are completed, at prices from
$199,900 to the $230's.
Detached cluster
homes are also in the plan, with 10 finished so far and 173 planned for
the total development, to be built out in the next 2-4 years. Most of
these will be turn-of-the-century style homes with alleyways, from the
mid-230's to $350,000 and up.
The Villages
development was conceived as a place that would mix residential, office
and commercial uses so that residents can live, work and play within their
own neighborhood. Homeowners will be able to leave their cars in their
garages and walk to a wide variety of activities from the neighborhood
itself to the Fayetteville square.
The homes in
The Villages are appealing to divorced people coming out of larger homes,
some looking to be in homes by themselves for the first time, as well
as younger homeowners. The idea of having lawn maintenance included in
the overall ownership package is also a big sell.
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