Archive for Golf Course Living
Active Adult Community Offers Golf Course Living
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For active adults wanting to get away from the bustle of the city and into a beautiful master-planned golf community in Henry County, the Villas at Heron Bay, is a great place to purchase your new home. Located on the 18th fairway of the course, the homes offer beautiful views. It’s easy to picture Saturday afternoons sitting out behind your house watching as the golfers finish up their rounds.
With homes priced from the upper $160s, golf course living has never been more affordable. Once again construction has begun in this amazing active adult community. D.R. Horton, one of the nations premier builders has begun work on two new floorplans in The Villas at Heron Bay: the Armstrong and the Bonaventure.
The Armstrong is perfect for the active adult with constant guests or who simply wants more room. This two story, three bedroom two and a half bath plan features plenty of wide open spaces. Read More→
Are the Needs of Active Adults Changing?
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50+ is one of the fastest growing demographics in the nation. Builders are constantly working on new plans and design features to target this rapidly growing market. From age restricted communities, to specially designed homes, the active adult is at the top of everyone’s mind these days when it comes to home design.
A 2009 study conducted by the National Association for Home Builders and MetLife Mature Market Institute has released surprising data that might change the way builders design homes for the Active Adult market.
Active Adults in the 55-64 age range have shown a strong interest in buying homes that have technology-heavy features. This demographic also showed an increased interest in home maintenance and repair along with several other features previously associated with the 65+ age range such as housekeeping, onsite health care and transportation. Read More→
Knowing the Importance of a Good HOA
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Created by the developer, the Homeowner’s Association (HOA) maintains the quality of the neighborhood. Typically, once a certain number of homes have been sold, the developer turns the HOA over to the community and it becomes the neighborhoods job to enforce the standards.
HOAs have different functions and capacities. In Heron Bay Golf & Country Club, the Homeowner’s Association is run by the developer, Minerva Properties. Heron Bay HOA includes Safety and Pool, Positive Standards, Social Activities and Community Liaisons.
Each consists of volunteers who are elected by the Community Association. In this capacity, residents are able to enjoy a positive growth throughout the year without worry. Whether creating new policies designed to keep the neighborhood safe, or planning an adult evening, the Heron Bay HOA committees play a prominent role in the community.
Questions to ask before purchasing a home include:
- What are the HOA fees?
- Are the fees monthly? Annual?
- How often do the fees change?
- What do the fees include?
These questions can help you decide if the HOA is over-managed or under-managed. The Heron Bay HOA is known for being a good mix with enthusiasm by all members, it is one of the reasons why so many choose retire to this Henry County master-planned community. For more information about the Heron Bay HOA call 770.957.5633 Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. or Sundays from 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Healthy Living at Heron Bay
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As every active adult knows, staying fit is important. Whether we bike, swim, walk or play golf, we all know the importance of living in a community where it’s easy to remain active and healthy throughout our retirement years.
Georgia’s Heron Bay Golf and Country Club is the perfect place for any active adult to retire to. This master-planned community located just south of Atlanta offers residents with a plethora of activities and amenities, from the beautiful pool and pristine golf course to the scenic views of the Cole Reservoir and brand new hiking trails, this luxury community has it all.
The hiking trails are the newest addition to Heron Bay’s outdoor amenities. With three miles of trails that wind in and out of the woods, along streams and Read More→
Park Springs Cultivates Culinary Talent
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The Southeast’s premier continuing care retirement community has opened both its doors and kitchens to to the students of Le Cordon Bleu Schools’ North America, Atlanta Campus for 12 week externships. With six different dining options and 84 person staff, Park Springs has been the perfect learning environment for the Le Cordon Bleu students.
The Park Springs, Le Cordon Bleu partnership began in the summer of 2009 when Park Springs’ Food and Beverage Director, Jim Schneeberger sent Park Springs’ Executive Chef to the culinary school for a certification course. After learning about the externship program, Jim decided to bring a Le Cordon Read More→