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| A rich horse-breeding heritage, a top-rated
golf course and a small-town ambiance, all found on 1,000
lush acres along the Chesapeake Bay, make this
age-targeted, master-planned community a place many
soon-to-be retirees and retirees will want to call
home. Named after the first thoroughbred ever
brought to the United States, Bulle Rock sits on an old
horse farm and names its streets and neighborhoods after
race horses and famous race tracks. Not too
long ago, some of the nation's finest racers were
galloping through the rolling hills surrounding this
elegant gated community.
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Bulle Rock is an up and coming resort with plans to
build 25 separate but connected neighborhoods. When building
is complete (2012 is the scheduled completion date), 2100 single-family homes, town homes and
condominiums will cluster around the 7,375 yard, Pete
Dye-designed championship golf course (the 2005 McDonald's LPGA Championship
took place here). Planned amenities include a residents-only
marina and yacht club, a two-story, 37,000 square foot community
center with indoor and outdoor pools, tennis courts, a spa and a
cardiovascular center. Walking and bicycling paths will
provide plenty of opportunities to get out and enjoy the sumptuous surroundings.
As for climate, this area sees summer temperatures in the high 70s
and winter temperatures in the mid 30s .
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Condominiums are priced from roughly $245,000, and single-family
homes are starting at about $385,000 and running into the upper
$400,000s. The one-level condos have two
models open and offer 1,658 square feet, two bedrooms and two baths,
a balcony or patio, a spacious sunroom, a sitting room, ceramic
tile, marble vanity tops, a large storage closet and
energy-efficient gas heat. The least expensive single-family
homes have
The heart of Bulle Rock will be the stately community center
where residents can gather for dining and socializing.
With historic Havre de Grace (population 12,000) just a few minutes down the road,
waterfront shopping and dining is always available.
For
information, call 410-939-8700.
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