The Parks of Olmsted, just off of Lower Fayetteville Road in

eastern Coweta County, is a wonderful community for both first-time

home buyers and the recently retired.

The community features many amenities for families with children,

such as a pool with a mushroom play fountain, all in a park-like

setting, said Janet Bridges, an agent for David Lindsey Homes

and Realty, the community's builder. According to Bridges, there

will be an elementary school built within walking distance of

the community in just a few years.

"Our first-time home buyers also like the size of the yards

available," Bridges added. "Moms like the easy access

to shopping ares, grocery stores and the interstate."

With homes starting in the $170s, families can find everything

they are looking for in a new house for an affordable price while

still getting a level of community that one would typically find

in a high-priced range home.

Retirees will find The Parks of Olmsted to be an intimate community,

with features such as available lawn maintenance, walking trails

and a 100-acre lake.

"Retirees like the look and elegance," Bridges said

of the neighborhoods. "They are looking for smaller lot

sizes, because many don't want to care for big yards. Our homes

have the features they want including a master bedroom on the

main floor and spacious open plans with high tech wiring. Everyone

will like the warm community feeling they get at The Parks of

Olmsted."

Both young families and retirees can appreciate the look and

feel of a small-town community that The Parks of Olmsted exudes.

They also appreciate the builder, David Lindsey Homes, and recognize

his reputation for excellence and quality of service, Bridges

said.

According to Wanda Lindsey, the real estate broker with David

Lindsey Homes, the builder has been in business for 19 years.

"We are a pioneer in Coweta County, and are committed to

quality and care," Lindsey said. "We try to take care

of our homeowners, and cater to the first time home buyers, building

exclusive subdivisions for them." She added that even second-

and third-time home buyers of David Lindsey Homes are moving

into The Parks of Olmsted, a testament to the builder's reputation

with previous clients.

The Parks of Olmsted were named after Frederick Law Olmsted,

the nation's first landscape architect. This refined natural

beauty is embodied in the landscaping of the neighborhood. First-time

buyers with families and empty nesters can appreciate the amenities,

quality and sense of community. For more information on The Parks

of Olmsted, call 678-423-2825.

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