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Does anyone know anything about this development? How are its amenities, who are the builders, what's the price range of resales, any issues with any of the builders/houses, etc?
its one of our choices...Builders are Ryland, Orleans and Shea...they range in price from low 300's to 460k
we are looking newer resales and also Somerset Development and The Reserve
Hunter Oaks has pool, clubhouse and has their own Swim Club for the Kids and omg I get confused all 3..lol I think basketball courts and tennis courts..You can go to hunteroaks.com
they will also be going to the new elemtary school and the new middle Marvin Ridge and new HS Marvin Ridge....
At one time there was a serious mold issue at one of the homes in Hunter Oaks built by Ryland but I think they got it resolved. Most of our clients are very happy with their homes in there. It's a very popular neighborhood.
Does anyone know anything about this development? How are its amenities, who are the builders, what's the price range of resales, any issues with any of the builders/houses, etc?
I live in Hunter Oaks There were many builders in here, including Ryland, Shea and Orleans. (I just had an inspection today for a client on a home built in 1995 by Parker Lancaster, and I think the inspector was truly impressed with the quality of the construction ) Resales range from $257,500 (2273 sq ft) to $460,000 (3850 sq. ft.) built from 1994 to 2004. There were some mold issues with I believe six Ryland homes on one block -- apparently issues were related to the lots on which the homes were built and not the homes themselves. As businessperson said, I believe issues were taken care of. There are two swimming pools, a clubhouse, tennis courts a volleyball court and a basketball court. Right now, tax rate is county only Best of luck to you and let me know if you have any other questions.
I live in Hunter Oaks There were many builders in here, including Ryland, Shea and Orleans. (I just had an inspection today for a client on a home built in 1995 by Parker Lancaster, and I think the inspector was truly impressed with the quality of the construction ) Resales range from $257,500 (2273 sq ft) to $460,000 (3850 sq. ft.) built from 1994 to 2004. There were some mold issues with I believe six Ryland homes on one block -- apparently issues were related to the lots on which the homes were built and not the homes themselves. As businessperson said, I believe issues were taken care of. There are two swimming pools, a clubhouse, tennis courts a volleyball court and a basketball court. Right now, tax rate is county only Best of luck to you and let me know if you have any other questions.
CAn you email me some resales in the 250-300K range? On lots that do not face empty land (do not want Walmart in my backyard).
This seems to be a pretty nice neighborhood. Why is it so cheap? It is surrounded by neighborhoods which seem a lot more expensive.
I wouldnt say Hunter Oaks is cheap...it is a middle class development, with nice ammenties, and alot of different homes as there were alot of builders here..sq footages ranges....you get a great value here..for your money...there is something for everyone..
I wouldnt say Hunter Oaks is cheap...it is a middle class development, with nice ammenties, and alot of different homes as there were alot of builders here..sq footages ranges....you get a great value here..for your money...there is something for everyone..
I see a lot of pretty nice houses in there in the 400's. That seems cheap to me.
I see a lot of pretty nice houses in there in the 400's. That seems cheap to me.
well it would be if your looking to spend what u are planning on spending, which brings me to my next point you dont need to spend alot to get alot...there are alot of homes that are beautiful and are less expensive..
I dont find 400k in nc to be cheap, where I come from IN New jersey a High Ranch will cost you 500k and its 40 yrs old....Hunter Oaks is 13 yrs old we have homes that range from 1995-2004 so again a nice variety..2 pools one with a huge Water Slide Tennis Courts on Both sides of Rea Rd, another pool on my side and small playground and more Tennis Courts...with all 3 and 4 sided brick homes I also must say Hunter Oaks is one of the best valued right now.....and again if we were in Charlotte it would be alot more expensive as we are still surbubia and not in city limits so to speak...
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Hunter Oaks
There were many builders in here, including Ryland, Shea and Orleans. (I just had an inspection today for a client on a home built in 1995 by Parker Lancaster, and I think the inspector was truly impressed with the quality of the construction 
