Friday, May 30, 2014

Final Home Available in Cumming Active Adult Community

The Orchards of Brannon Oak Farm, The Ochards Group’s flagship active adult community in Forsyth County, is selling its last home, the community’s much-loved model home. No more homes will be available in this community after this final sale.

The home features the ever popular Ashewood condominium plan, a floor plan catering to the lifestyle and refined taste of a an active adult with two bedrooms, two baths, a sunroom, a large foyer and a kitchen complete with granite countertops and light maple wood cabinetry. The interior is newly painted, as well as equipped with The Orchards Group’s signature quality lighting and plumbing. The living room is perfect for cold winter nights with its fireplace and built-in bookshelves just waiting to be stuffed with hundreds of stories and adventures.

Special deals are available to buyers in the active adult age group at The Orchards of Brannon Oak Farm. Anyone who buys this model home now has two options. They can either put the house under contact right now and close at the end of the year, or they can take advantage  of a unique opportunity for a model home leaseback. Contact a sales counselor for more information.

In addition, residents aged 65 and better do not have to pay the school tax, a great money-saving benefit of living in Forsyth County. And that is not all that is great about living in Forsyth. The county is home to many miles of Lake Lanier’s shoreline, as well as to the Sawnee Mountain Preserve, Fowler Park, the Big Creek Greenway, the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area and the Cumming Fairgrounds, which host fairs, a farmer’s market and a rodeo each year. The community’s proximity to GA 400 means the entire metro Atlanta area is just a short drive away as well. Also nearby is the new Northside Hospital Forsyth.


For more information on the final home at The Orchards of Brannon Oak Farm, talk to a community sales center today by calling 678-513-8879 or visitwww.OrchardsGroup.com.

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