Having been in Real Estate at Reynolds Lake Oconee for over 18 years, I’ve been fortunate to help as many new property owners in our community as anyone. As I interact with many of these old friends and others I might not have helped with Real Estate but I’ve gotten to know through the years, I’m beginning to hear many express a desire to remain in Reynolds, but they are thinking about downsizing from their existing homes. They are growing tired of taking care of their big homes and want something easier to handle. Ideally, they are looking for a ranch style home with everything on one level, and while they may be looking for less square footage in a more efficient floor plan, they certainly are refusing to skimp on anything else. They still want quality construction and great attention to detail. They still want an open floor plan, and they still want a beautiful setting to enjoy year round.
If this sounds like you, you need to take a look at this new home in Long Cove at The Landing. Built by Rick Buechler, one of the top builders in the history of Reynolds, this great home meets all those requirements and so much more. Situated on a wonderful pond with a beautiful fountain, this great home is already getting a lot of attention from potential buyers, and after this article, it will certainly get some more attention for property owners.
Finished in 2017, the setting of this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home could not be more picturesque, and the oversized screened porch and grilling deck are ideal spots to take in the view. Inside, the floor plan is open and almost every room in the home enjoys those great water views. Built with quality finishes and great attention to detail throughout, you will find a gourmet kitchen with Wolf and Kitchenaid appliances along with an oversized garage with epoxy flooring and custom cabinets.
In a market with not a lot of available new construction, this great home is getting a lot of attention, and when you consider today’s soaring building costs and the value of the unique property this home sits on, the cost to replace this home will far exceed the asking price of $625,000. If this home sounds like something you might be looking for or if you know someone who might be interested to learn more, you can call Brian Quinn at Coldwell Banker for more information. You can reach Brian at 706-347-2368 or email him atbquinn@plantationcable.net.