Archive for June, 2009
New Homes vs. Foreclosures
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In this economy it is easy for new home buyers to be attracted to a foreclosure because of the amazing price tag, but sometimes the price is the only positive when it comes to purchasing a foreclosure. Don’t get us wrong, an amazing price is an important part when it comes to purchasing a new home, but in order to give new home buyers a better understanding of purchasing a foreclosure vs. a new home, we have added a new Web page to our site. The page lists questions that buyers should consider before purchasing a foreclosure as well as the benefits of purchasing a new home at Bowen Family Homes. Read More→
YMCA Day Camp Perfect for Kids Looking to Beat the Summer Heat
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If you are a parent looking for a place to send your children this summer that is safe and fun, then check out the YMCA day camps available at YMCA’s throughout metro Atlanta. One such YMCA is the J.M. Tull - Gwinnett Family YMCA which offers Camp Heights. Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. your little ones will enjoy camp activities that include swimming, arts and crafts, field sports, hiking, skits and much more. The YMCA offers several camp themes designed to meet the needs and interests of your little camper including basketball camp, adventure camp, tennis camp, cheerleading camp, travel camp and more. For the parents who go to work before nine and get off after four, complimentary pre- and post-camp opportunities are available from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. For more information or to register your child for day camp, contact Deb at 770-513-5956 or at deborah@ymcaatlanta.org. Don’t let you kids be bored this summer, let them experience something new and enjoy the summer of a lifetime. Read More→
First Friday on the Square and Art Walk 2009
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The Friday, June 5, take a self-guided tour of Marietta Square’s galleries, museums, cultural venues, restaurants and businesses at First Friday on the Square. New to this year’s First Friday on the Square is the “Artist’s Alley,” which features work from local artists and galleries. The “Artist’s Alley” is located in the courtyard outside the Marietta Welcome Center and Visitors Bureau, in the historic train depot at 4 Depot Street. Participating stores and galleries will stay open late and offer in-store events and much more. First Friday on the Square takes place the first Friday of every month through October (except July) and lasts from m6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. To pick up your Art Walk Map, stop by the Marietta Welcome Center and participating stores. Get your map stamped at Art Walk locations along the way and receive a free gift bag at the end of the tour. First Friday is just one of many events that residents of Cobb County can enjoy at Marietta Square. To learn more about the events on the Square, visit www.eventsonthesquare.com. Read More→
Special Pricing Available at Willoughby Cove
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Our all ranch community, Willoughby Cove, now offers homes affordably priced from $204,900. Located in the sought-after Hamilton Mill area, Willoughby Cove is ideal for Atlanta new home buyers looking to enjoy the peacefulnesss of the suburbs with the perks of city life. The spacious one-level homes in this Gwinnett County community range in size from 2,059 to 2,905 square feet of living space. Beautiful interiors include luxury features and finishes such as upgraded lighting, privatley situated owner’s suites, gas fireplaces, spacious kitchens with maple cabinets and Whirlpool appliances, hardwoods in entry foyers and more.
In addition to the ranch-style homes, residents at Willoughby Cove enjoy close proximity to recreation areas, shopping centers and local restaurants as well as an amazing community amenity package. Read More→
