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Life at the Golf Course

Have you ever thought you would like to liveNC you can choose one of the plans to have
at the golf course? What would life reallybuilt and then can add a few customized
be  like  on  the  14th  hole?features to make your house feel less
standard. However, the wooded lots and
Residential golf communities are anspacious floor plans go a long way in making
increasingly popular option for homeowners,your home feel less average and more
as families search for peaceful communitiesindividual.
to live in. Even the pricey yearly
homeowner's fees don't dissuade people fromAn unusual trend that golf communities are
buying into, what the developers are calling,seeing is that plenty of homeowners in these
not  just  a  lifestyle  but  a  way of life.areas don't even own a single golf training
aid!
Golf communities have been compared by some
to Mayberry-like neighborhoods, whereIn fact, some residential golf community
neighbors know each other, and parents feelmanagers estimate that as many as 65% of
good about letting their children play in thetheir residents don't play the game much less
street with other kids. In fact, theseinvest in golf equipment. This just serves
communities are drawing lots of youngto prove that you don't have to love the game
families with children. And now youngerto  love  the  lifestyle.
families are able to afford a golf course
home.There are many more things that make these
kinds of communities attractive. Homeowners
A home in a golfing community has become muchlove that property values in these types of
more affordable in recent years. Althoughcommunities are steadily rising all over the
million dollar homes are certainly stillcountry.
available for purchase, so are homes that
start in the mid $400,000's or town homesHaving someone else manicuring your backyard
that  are  half  that  cost.is also a plus. And the camaraderie of
living around likeminded people can be a
But all good things come at a price so don'tcomfort.
expect a home with individuality and
character  for  that  price.Living on a golf course is definitely
expensive, even with the less expensive home
Cookie cutter houses are what you get atmodels. If you choose to live in this type
almost all residential golf communities withof community you have to view it as an
maybe  two  or  three  plans  to choose from.investment, but for a growing number of
people -it's worth it.
At the Brier Creek Country Club in Raleigh,



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