Homes for Sale in Spring Creek
June 2nd, 2010 categories: Communities, For Buyers, Louisa County, Spring Creek
Spring Creek is a private, gated community located near Zion X Roads in Louisa County. Spring Creek has a very convenient location, because it is located just off of I-64, meaning that residents can easily get to either Charlottesville or Richmond.
The centerpiece of Spring Creek is the 18-hole PGA Spring Creek Golf Course. The golf course is beautiful, and won a 2008 award from Golf Digest Magazine for being the best new public golf course in America with greens fees under $75.
The community boasts other amenities apart from the golf course. The Spring Creek sports club was opened last year, and it features a pool, playground, and fitness center.
The neighborhood offers a variety of different homes, from maintenance-free villas and townhomes, to large single-family homes. There is also a good mix of both resale and new construction homes.
If you are wondering what’s currently for sale in Spring Creek, check out the listings below. These are the 5 most recent homes to come on the market at Spring Creek. You can also click to see a list of all the homes currently for sale at Spring Creek.
If you have any questions about homes at Spring Creek, or just general questions about the Spring Creek community, just let us know! We’ve helped numerous people buy and sell homes in Spring Creek, and we’d love to help you, too!
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Spring Creek tract real estate.
(all data current as of
7/29/2010)
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3 beds, 3 full, 1 part bathsSize: 4,246 sq ftListed with BHG REAL ESTATE III - GLENMORE
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4 beds, 3 full, 1 part bathsSize: 3,695 sq ftListed with RE/MAX REALTY SPECIALISTS
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$299,900 : 52 St Andrews St, ZION CROSSROADS (LOUISA)4 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsSize: 2,057 sq ftListed with BHG REAL ESTATE III - CROSSROADS
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$385,000 : 31 Arrowwood St, GORDONSVILLE (LOUISA)5 beds, 3 full, 1 part bathsSize: 2,641 sq ftListed with MONTAGUE, MILLER & CO. - CVILLE
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4 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsSize: 2,167 sq ftListed with MONTAGUE, MILLER & CO. - DOWNTOWN
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Lake Monticello Owners’ Association (LMOA) is on Facebook!
May 25th, 2010 categories: Communities, First Time Buyers, For Buyers, For Sellers, Fun Stuff, Info, Lake Monticello
The Lake Monticello Owners’ Association (LMOA) just launched an official Facebook page! To “like” the page, go here.
The LMOA has been working hard to find more ways to communicate with residents about things going on within the association, as it knows that this information is extremely important, and sharing it is crucial to getting members more involved.
While there are other Facebook pages out there that use the “Lake Monticello” name, this is the OFFICIAL page of the LMOA.
Currently the page is only used for communication and announcements from LMOA. We were very pleased to see that Facebook users can leave comments and questions on wall posts. Obviously, LMOA will moderate any comments, but we hope that Lake Monticello residents will use the page as a way to find out more information about what is going on in the community, ask questions, and meet new people.
So, if you are a Lake Monticello resident, or just interested in what is going on with the LMOA, then head over to the LMOA Facebook page, and click “like.”
And while your at it, don’t forget to visit the Strong Team Facebook page, too!
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Comcast Changes LMOA TV Channels for Lake Monticello Residents
May 24th, 2010 categories: Communities, Info, Lake Monticello, News
One of the cool things about living at Lake Monticello is that there is always something going on. All those things that are going on are usually covered on the LMOA TV channels on Comcast cable.
Anyone who lives at Lake Monticello and subscribes to Comcast receives two channels dedicated to LMOA. With recent changes to Comcast, the two LMOA channels have changed for anyone who has a Comcast converter box.
I want my LMOA TV
If you have a Comcast converter box, you will now receive LMOA TV on channels 977 and 978. If you DO NOT have a converter box, then you will still receive LMOA TV on channels 10 & 14.
LMOA TV broadcasts every LMOA Board of Directors meeting, carries event announcements, and plays various other content and interviews having to do with life at Lake Monticello, too.
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How do I get a boat slip at Lake Monticello?
May 13th, 2010 categories: Communities, Helpful Tips, Info, Lake Monticello
As you might imagine, people who choose to buy a home at Lake Monticello usually want to be able to enjoy the lake. That means that many of the people who live at Lake Monticello own a boat.
Of course, owning a boat means that you need a place to put it. For the waterfront homeowners, that is usually pretty easy, since the vast majority of waterfront homes have their own boat dock.
Okay, but what if you don’t have your own boat dock? How can you find a place to put your boat so that you can enjoy the lake during the boating season?
Options for getting a boat slip at Lake Monticello
Luckily, if you don’t own a waterfront home, but you do own a boat, you aren’t totally out of luck. There are some things you can do:
1) Ask around to see if you can rent a boat dock from a waterfront homeowner who isn’t using theirs. This might sound odd, but it does happen. There are waterfront homeowners who don’t use their docks. Sometimes, they will rent access to their dock out to someone who would like to use it. Obviously, you would have to negotiate a price with the individual homeowner, but if you can find someone, it might be a decent option.
2) Ask to be put on the boat slip waiting list at the Lake Monticello Marina. This is the most popular option for people who don’t have a boat slip. All you have to do is call the Lake Monticello marina at (434) 589-1692 and asked to be place on the waiting list. You should know that there are two different waiting lists, one for v-hull boats, and one for pontoon boats. You should also know that the waiting lists are quite long. If you would like, you can download the 2010 pontoon waiting list, and the 2010 v-hull waiting list.
3) Your last option would be to simply store the boat on your trailer at your home, and take it over and put it in the lake and take it out at the marina every time you want to use it. Lake Monticello allows owners to park their boats in their driveways, so while this option might not be ideal, it does give you a way of using the boat without a boat slip.
No matter what you choose to do, you should know that there are plenty of ways to enjoy all the fun that Lake Motnicello offers out on the water.
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Join us on our Lake Monticello Video Tour
February 2nd, 2010 categories: Communities, First Time Buyers, For Buyers, For Sellers, Info, Lake Monticello
We work with a lot of people who are interested in buying real estate in Lake Monticello. Many of those people have never been to Lake Monticello when they first contact us. That means that one of the first question they ask is, “What is Lake Monticello like?”
That is a tough question for us to answer because, until you’ve been here, it is tough to describe to someone. We love living here, and we love telling people all about it; but it is really tough to give people what an idea of what it is really like to live here. Sure, you can see pictures on the internet, but they really don’t give you a feel for how it all comes together into such a unique and wonderful community.
If you’re interested in Lake Monticello, our video tour can help!
We decided that an effective, convenient way for folks to become more familiar with the community would be to take them on a tour that they could watch right from the comfort of their own homes. That’s why we created our Lake Monticello Video Tour.
The video tour was shot, narrated, and created by us, and it will give you a more complete look at everything Lake Monticello has to offer. During the tour, we take you to all five of Lake Monticello’s beaches, the clubhouse, pool, marina, tennis courts, fishing lake, and the golf course. We’ll take you around Jefferson Drive and share some of the history of Lake Monticello and valuable information that will make you more familiar with Lake Monticello and all that it has to offer.
The tour lasts about 30 minutes, but if you are interested in real estate in Lake Monticello, then we think taking the tour is well worth your time. . .
Please share the video tour with your friends and family!
One of the things that we know very well, being that we all live at Lake Monticello, is that friends and family are always asking us what the community is like. If you live at Lake Monticello now, or are interested in moving here, you’ll probably get the same questions from your friends and family.
That’s one reason that we created the video– so that people who know how great Lake Monticello is can share it with folks who want to know what it is like. We would love it if you would bookmark and share the video with other people when they ask you about Lake Monticello. All you have to do click here.
That page is the permanent home of our Lake Monticello Video Tour. We encourage you to bookmark it and share it any time someone asks you about Lake Monticello. We know how hard it is to explain to people, so why don’t you let the video tour do the talking?
As always, if you have any questions about anything in the video, or anything at all about Lake Monticello, just let us know. We’re happy to help however we can!
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