"It's no surprise that Tullamore has been a popular destination
for new home buyers. The community's prime Tyrone location and award-winning
schools have contributed heavily to its success," said Cohen.
Manning agreed. "Tullamore's proximity to I-85, the airport
and downtown Atlanta makes it attractive to a wide range of home buyers," she
said.
Tullamore has more than a prime location. The community offers an intimate,
58-acre setting with just 43 homes priced from the low $300s and a builder
team that reads like a who's who in southside residential construction.
Builders include Chadwick Homes, Gary Alford & Associates, Jordan
Homes & Properties, Kenny Johnson Homes, Rossetti & Rossetti,
Inc. and South-Tree Enterprises.
Located at the intersection of Dogwood Trail just off Ga. Highway 74,
Tullamore is just 6.5 miles from I-85. The community will have an abundance
of greenbelts and open areas, as well as a community park. It will also
be linked to Tyrone's path system, giving residents walking access
to Tyrone.
For more information, call 678-870-0030 or visit www.visittullamore.com.
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