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Free Family Fun This Saturday in Gwinnett
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This Saturday, May 8, residents in the Lawrenceville area of Gwinnett County have a couple of free, family-oriented activities to take the kids to.
Homeowners in the Bowen Family Homes new homes community of Freeman Crossing, or new townhomes community of Alcovy Falls, are just over a mile away from Freeman’s Mill Park, where a grand opening celebration will begin at 10 a.m. The day will kick off with a ribbon cutting, followed by free activities for the kids, story telling, tours and historic demonstrations. Freeman’s Mill Park features a beautiful historic restored grist mill. A half-mile paved walking trail provides a wonderful place for exercise, and the children’s playground reflects the mill’s history with a child-sized, plastic water wheel. The celebration lasts until 2 p.m. Read More→
Come One, Come All!
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To Lawrenceville that is. The Atlanta Journal Constitution recently reported that New York-based electronics manufacturer, Encompass Group Affiliates will be relocating to Gwinnett County, bringing 100 new jobs to the area.
Encompass Group Affiliates could not have chosen a better area to relocate to. With numerous outdoor activities, great shopping and dining, Lawrenceville is a great place to raise a family.
Bowen Family Homes currently has five communities in Lawrenceville with move-in ready homes, four of which are in the close-out stage: Alcovy Falls, Bennington Square and Freeman Crossing.
Originally priced at $199,900, the townhomes in Alcovy Falls have been drastically reduced in price. Buyers now have the opportunity to purchase these luxury townhomes beginning at $89,900. Read More→
Only 4 Homes Remain in Freeman Crossing
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Located in the beautiful city of Lawrenceville just down the road from several local parks, the Mall of Georgia, Discover Mills, Lake Lanier and Gwinnett Place Mall is the Bowen Family Homes community, Freeman Crossing.
One of Bowen Family Homes‘ most popular communities, Freeman Crossing currently has six move-in ready homes ranging in price from the $140s to the $170s. The four bedroom homes range in size from 1,800 to 2,400 square feet and feature 2 or 2.5 bathrooms. Other features include hardwood floors throughout the main level, two-story family rooms, kitchen islands, formal dining rooms, bonus rooms and owners suite on the main level. Each of these features is per plan. Read More→
Welcome to Freeman Crossing
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Attractively priced starting at $169,900, the homes in Freeman Crossing are both spacious and affordable. Buyers have the choice of five different three or four bedrooms floorplans and can choose from either a two-story or ranch style home.
Like all of the Bowen Family Homes communities, Freeman Crossing was designed with you in mind. The Lawrenceville neighborhood is conveniently located just miles from the Gwinnett Medical Center, Lake Lanier, Mall of Georgia, Discover Mills and the Gwinnett Civic Center, so whether you’re looking for some fun in the sun alongside the lake or simply want to do a little shopping, everything you need is right around the corner.
One of the more popular floorplans in this great community is the two-story Canterburry model. This home features four bedrooms, two and one-half bathrooms and a two car garage. There is also the option for a bonus room, perfect for a fifth bedroom or in-home office. Read More→
Grandma Got Ran Over By… Who?
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If you’re looking for activities to keep your children entertained this December, you might want to consider packing up the family and heading over to the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse for Kid’s Dinner Theater. For $15 a person your whole family will get to enjoy dinner and an interactive show complete with prizes.
The performance Grandma Got Ran Over By… Who? will provide a fun an entertaining night for the children as they play jury for Rudolph as he goes on trial for running over Grandma. Kids must answer the question did Rudolph really do it? Or was he framed by the evil Grinch? The audience Read More→
