The Providence Group announces five new home designs at Crabapple Crossroads in Fulton County. Featuring single-family Garden and Manor homes priced from the low-$300,000s to the $400,000s, this community is known for its luxurious, low-maintenance living. New construction is underway on four of these Atlanta new home designs with estimated summer move in dates.
“With its convenient location, just a short walk to the downtown Crabapple historic district, wonderful community amenities and luxurious interior home features, Crabapple Crossroads is a popular choice among Atlanta home buyers,” said Kelly Fink, vice president of sales and marketing for The Providence Group. “To accommodate all of our interested buyers, we’ve added five new floor plans to the expansive home offerings at this amazing community.”
Three of the plans are brand new for the metro Atlanta builder and include the Lancaster, Chesterfield and Langley designs. The Lancaster is a five bedroom, four bath home with 2,733 square feet, and the Chesterfield is a four bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home with 2,850 square feet. Both homes are under construction and are scheduled to be completed in June.
The Langley is also a new design for The Providence Group. This home features four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 2,585 square feet. These three new plans are Manor-style homes, adding additional style offerings at Crabapple Crossroads.
The other floor plans are two of The Providence Group’s best selling homes from other communities, the Devonshire and the Amberton. Both homes are under construction with a July completion date and offer Garden-style designs with four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The Devonshire spans 2,815 square feet, and the Amberton is a spacious 3,000 square feet.
Nestled in highly sought after Milton, Crabapple Crossroads features upscale, spacious plans and boasts 12 home designs with two elevation options per plan. Buyers may chose from Garden homes with rear-entry garages and private, fenced courtyards and Manor homes with front-entry garages that feature carriage-style doors. Homes range from 2,585 to 3,464 square feet, and offer four bedrooms and up to four bathrooms.
Homeowners enjoy beautiful amenities that include a swimming pool, community clubhouse, parks and a future playground with picnic pavilion. Also, residents are within walking distance to the Crabapple historic district and award-winning schools. The Homeowners Association provides lawn maintenance including front and back yards.
Children residing at Crabapple Crossroads attend top-ranked Fulton County schools including Crabapple Crossing Elementary, Northwestern Middle and Milton High schools.
In addition to the four homes under construction, presale opportunities are available as well as two move-in ready homes, the Crabapple priced at $425,900 and the Glenridge priced at $384,900.
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Brian Vanderhoff @ 1:48 PM
For homebuyers who are eligible for the First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit, purchasing a new home before filing 2008 taxes will result in the fastest payback. Homebuyers who have not owned their primary residence in the last three years may be qualified to receive the credit.
The First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit provides a tax credit of up to $7,500 for homes purchased between April 9, 2008 and June 30, 2009. Buyers who purchase their homes in 2009 may elect to treat the purchase as if it occurred on December 31, 2008, so they may receive their tax credits earlier.
Homeowners who meet annual income requirements (up to $90,000 for single and $170,000 for married can receive partial credits) will receive 10 percent of the price paid for their homes back as a tax credit, up to $7,500. After two years, recipients will begin to pay back the credit as a no interest loan over the course of 15 years. For example, homebuyers who receive a $7,500 tax credit with their 2008 filings will begin paying back the government $500 a year beginning in 2010. For most homebuyers, “paying back” will not require an extra payment to the government; rather it will mean a reduction in their annual tax refunds. For more information on the tax credit, visit www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com.
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Brian Vanderhoff @ 9:39 PM
