2.25.2010

Golf Course Views from Your Brand New Home

Retirement is all about living the good life. Sleeping late (or waking up early) only to enjoy a cup of coffee, the morning paper and a hearty breakfast before beginning your day. The best part about retirement is the ability to live according to your whims, no plans, no obligations. Want to cook a gourmet meal for your friends? You can! Simply whip up some of Paula Deens finest and enjoy the meal while sipping wine on the back porch of your home while watching the sun set over the 18th green.

If you want to spend the day chipping and putting and working on your short game at the driving range, you can also do that at the luxury Canongate golf course just up the street. Living the active adult lifestyle has never been easier, or more fun than it is now.

If you're looking for an active adult community to call home, you might want to consider the Villas at Heron Bay. This luxurious active adult community located in the master-planned community of Heron Bay Golf and Country Club is the perfect Atlanta golf community to call home. 

Homes start is the upper $160's making golf course living more affordable than ever. In addition to the stunning homes and floorplans already available in the Villas at Heron Bay, D.R. Horton has once again begun construction on two new floorplans: the Armstrong and the Bonaventure.

Each plan offers buyers with unique features and upgrades, making it easy to find the active adult home that best suits your needs. If you're the family who needs more pace, the Armstrong is the plan for you. This two-story, three-bedroom two-and-a-half bathroom home features an open and airy floorplan, making it easy to entertain all of your out-of-town guests.

For the active adult looking to downsize, the Bonaventure is the model for you. This one story ranch plan features three bedrooms and two bathrooms an open kitchen and dining room. The master bedroom has a spacious sitting area and with direct access to the patio, making it the perfect haven at the end of a long day.

2.01.2010

CEC Golf Design Group Redesigns the Riverside Country Club Golf Course


Greater Valley Area residents seem to love playing golf. It is the most popular amenity at Riverside Country Club is the golf course. The 9-hole golf course used to be plenty sufficient, but population growth in the Greater Valley Area—brought by Kia and military expansion at nearby Ft. Benning—inspired the building of new home communities such as Quail Run and Riverside Estates. With many new developments in the works, Riverside Country Club began ambitious renovation and expansion to prepare for growth in membership.

Riverside Country Club is now a state-of-the-art, championship 18-hole course. In addition to adding new holes, CEC Golf Design Group modified the original nine holes by reconstructing all of the greens to fit USGA specifications. The design group also added new bunkers and a challenging par 3 hole along the lake. For those looking to warm up before hitting the new course, a new practice facility that includes large tee boxes, putting and chipping greens has also been added.

The full course is expected to open in early Spring 2010. For those avid golfers who want to play now, the new nine holes are open. The Riverside County Club is semi-private, allowing non-members the chance to play every Tuesday through Thursday. Call the Pro Shop at 334-644-4503 to arrange your next tee time.

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