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| Located in central Delaware, about 12 miles
from the Atlantic Ocean, the historic town of Georgetown (population 5,000) is
the home of The Village of Cinderberry, a new active adult community for those age 50 and
above. Nestled in the pine forests near downtown, this
is a small development with just 170 residences, all of which are
appealing one-story and two-story town homes.
Building started in 2002, and homes in
the final phase are now selling. All dwellings have
white or gray exteriors with dark roofs, giving Cinderberry
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There are just three model homes from which to choose, the
Patriot, the Piedmont and the Prestige, and each one is a duplex or
a fourplex. The small number of models, though, does not
seriously limit the number of floor plans that the builders offer,
as each model can be customized in a variety of ways. For
example, each model may have either two bedrooms or three bedrooms
plus an extra room
(a sunroom in some models) and either a one or two car
garage. Sizes range from 1,400 sq. ft. to 1,700 sq. ft., and prices for the Patriot model (one story) start at
$224,900. Prices for the Piedmont (one story) also start at
$224,900, and prices for the Prestige (two stories) start at
$299,900. Call (302) 854-9060 for more information or
visit www.cinderberry.com. Re-sales, with prices
starting in the high-$100,000s, are also available through private
Realtors.
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Standard features on all homes include marble bath countertops, air
conditioning, wall to wall carpeting, all Kenmore appliances, a tankless gas
hot water heater and a soaking tub. Exteriors are vinyl siding, and each
home has a screened-in concrete patio and a professionally landscape
yard. HOA
fees vary per house but average roughly $2,500 per year and include lawn maintenance, water, sewer, cable,
Internet, homeowner's insurance, a yearly siding power washing and access to
the amenities, which include a community center with an indoor swimming pool, a
library, an exercise center and a billiards room. The community has
a neighborly atmosphere and while it does not have an activities director on staff,
the residents are active in a number of clubs and events and organize them
themselves.
The Village of Cinderberry's developer is Circle J, a company that has
implemented "green standards" into their building
methods. These include using
advanced framing techniques to reduce lumber, incorporating upgraded flooring,
lighting, appliances, and plumbing fixtures that exceed “builder grade” and
using low VOC paints that do not emit significant pollutants and are virtually
odor free. All of these efforts, and others, add to the value of the
homes at The Village of Cinderberry.
The local climate is temperate and humid, with the normal daily mean
temperature roughly 54°F, ranging from 31°F in January to 76°F in
July. The average annual precipitation is about 42 inches, 21
inches of which are snowfall. The sun shines 204 days of the year.
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