If one of the main reasons you’re hesitant to buy a home is because you’re worried about the upkeep, here’s some information you may find interesting on both new home construction and existing homes (a home that’s been lived in by a previous owner).
Newly Built Homes Need Less Upfront Maintenance
If you can afford it, you may find a newly built home could help ease your worries about maintenance costs. Think about it, if everything in the house is brand new, it won’t have the wear and tear you may see in an existing home – and that means it’s less likely to need repairs. As LendingTree says:
“Since the systems, appliances, roof and foundation are new, you’re less likely to pay for major or minor repairs within the first few years of homeownership. That can make a big difference for first-time homebuyers who are adjusting to owning rather than renting.”
Plus, many builders also have warranties on their homes that would cover some of the more major expenses that could pop up. As First American explains:
“The new systems in your home, like plumbing, electrical, and HVAC, are typically covered for one to two years by your builder’s warranty. When something happens to these systems, you contact the builder or their warranty company.”
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Building your new home offers many benefits and in addition, you may have tremendous equity to make the upgrade to a home of your dreams. Currently David Patterson Homes is offering a builder incentive of up to $10,000 in Design Options* Plus $5,000 in Closing Costs* when you use their preferred lender; D.C. Aiken of BankSouth Mortgage as your lender. Ask your Sales Consultant how to get this incentive on select homes in Long Hollow Landing. Call 678-578-6833 today to get started. *
Homes Offering Charm and Sophistication
In Long Hollow Landing, European Farmhouse style homes offer a blend of rustic charm and sophistication. Homes range from 2,606 to 3,659 square feet, catering to various lifestyles for gatherings or relaxation, combining old-world character with modern luxury.
Luxury single-family homes in Long Hollow Landing range from $700,000 to over a million, showcasing superior craftsmanship and timeless design in European Farmhouse style. These homes appeal to buyers seeking tradition, elegance, and refined sophistication with high-end finishes and meticulous attention to detail.
Long Hollow Landing offers a serene and exclusive community blending farmhouse charm with luxury. It provides a peaceful escape with privacy and architectural beauty, enhancing residents’ quality of life and sense of home. See floor plans
Summer is Here
Long Hollow Landing is a residential community featuring European Farmhouse style homes by Lake Lanier. The enclave includes eight lake-front homesites with stunning views and direct lake access. Located in the East Forsyth High School District, offering quality education and a peaceful escape. The community combines natural serenity with modern amenities for diverse lifestyles.
Long Hollow Landing offers lakeside living with recreational activities like boating and fishing. The European Farmhouse-style homes combine rustic charm with modern luxury. Residents can enjoy a well-rounded lifestyle with nature, dining, and shopping options.
Long Hollow Landing offers lakeside living with access to both urban and outdoor adventures. Residents enjoy the beauty of lake living, proximity to the city for cultural experiences, and nearby mountains for outdoor activities like hiking and camping, creating a unique blend of tranquility and excitement in everyday life.
Excellent Schools
The schools include Chestetee Elementary, Little Mill Middle School and the new state of the art East Forsyth High School. According to GreatSchools.com both Chestetee and Little Mill Middle Schools are rated 8 out of 10 for test scores.
Homes Priced From the $700’s
GPS Address: 7970 Beryl Overlook, Gainesville, GA 30506
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