Register Now for Home South Communities’ VIP Interest List
Be among the first to learn about home designs, pre-sale opportunities and special events at two of Home South Communities’ newest developments in metro Atlanta by registering for the builder’s VIP list today. Prospective home buyers registered on the list will be among the first to receive information on Laurel Manor in Buford and Oak Grove in Decatur, two highly-anticipated communities!
Laurel Manor will feature single-family homes with four-side brick exteriors that are priced from the high $300,000s. Offering five floor plans ranging from 3,300 to more than 4,000 square feet of living space, the community will have 105 total homes.
In addition to beautiful homes, Laurel Manor has fantastic amenities planned that every homeowner will enjoy. These include a junior Olympic swimming pool, two tennis courts and a children’s playground.
Located just off of I-985, Laurel Manor is a short drive from the Mall of Georgia, Lake Lanier Islands and Resort, Chateau Élan and the downtown areas of both Buford and Flowery Branch. In addition, the community is located in the sought-after Buford City School district.
Home South Communities invites prospective home buyers to receive the most up-to-date information on this amazing community by registering for the Laurel Manor VIP List today.
Located in Decatur, Oak Grove Manor will have just 14 luxury homes, priced from the high $600,000s, including several basement home sites. The community is conveniently located near Emory University, the CDC, Georgia Tech and Georgia State, as well as I-285 and I-85.
Families with children will appreciate the highly sought-after school system that serves Oak Grove Manor. Children residing here will attend Oak Grove Elementary, Henderson Middle and Lakeside High schools.
To learn more about the luxury homes being constructed at this highly desired location, register for the Oak Grove Manor VIP List today.
For more information on Home South Communities, visitwww.HomeSouthCommunities.com.
