Hedgewood Homes, a residential developer known for sections of Serenbe, Glenwood Park, and Alpharetta City Center, is expected to open its Rock Spring residential community by late-fall, just up the street from Piedmont Park.
Rock Spring, situated adjacent historic Rock Spring Presbyterian Church, will be home to nine single-family dwellings, according to a Brightstar at Compass press release Monday.
Lew Oliver is the architect.
Each home, priced in the $1.5 to 1.8 million range, features owner’s suites on the main level, three-car garages, cedar shake roofs, and private, maintained gardens.
Floorplans are available in 3,000- to 4,000-square-foot options with “expandable” third floors if desired.
Phase I will include four of the planned nine homes, starting with residences six, seven, eight, and nine.
“It’s rare to have an opportunity for a premium collection of new homes in one location in-town, where most new homes are found in ‘infill’ opportunities,” Pauline Miller, president of Brightstar, said in the release.
“Not being restricted by traditional narrow in-town lots provides an opportunity to create something very special for our new homeowners.”
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The Trump Pandemic strikes again.
Yeah, that’s cute.
Does anyone know the status of the old NS building refurbishing project, ala PCM, that’s a block away? And whether Nelson st. bridge is getting re-built?
Not sure about the status update but they should be rebuilding the bridge whether they can save the originally structure or have to build a new one. Though idk how things have changed in these past months if at all
Thanks. I recall a major discussion about this on Curbed a couple of years ago. But then things got quiet.