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Old 04-21-2008, 02:15 PM
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Default Non-cookie cutter homes in Summerville
What neighborhoods aren't so cookie cutter in Summerville? All the Ryland homes looks alike!


I have seen and liked Legend Oaks...specifically Palmetto Forest. We want to stay in Dorchester II school disctrict and have at least 1/4 acre lot. Thanks in advance!!! Oh and we'd prefer to stay under 300k
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If you liked Legend Oaks, I'd also recommend checking into Ashborough East and Pine Forest Country Club, though there aren't too many .5+ acre lots available in most nieghborhoods. Generally the more established neighborhoods like Ashborough will have larger lot sizes.
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Others to look at would be Newington Plantation, Gahagan, or Cottages of Gahagan. These have unique homes on larger lots.
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Thank you!
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