Spring Cove, McIntosh County (Richmond Hill: for sale, loan, attorneys) - Georgia (GA) - City-Data Forum

Maybelater · 03-13-2007, 10:00 AM

Anybody have any insight into an area called Spring Cove where marsh view/marsh front lots are going up for sale? Got a flyer in the mail and was interested in finding out more info.

Thanks in advance, Bruce

Maybelater · 03-15-2007, 09:21 AM

Anybody? Or just general advice on ocean access waterfront property in GA.

tduger · 03-21-2007, 03:16 PM

I know the community because i bought property about 5 minutes away from there. Spring Cove is ran by a company called Waterfront Group who is based out of Mass. They have since changed their name again. They are a marketing mogule development company and will spend about 1mm for a property event and sell out the property in one day. They have done 3 communities on the GA Coast (Tuscan Landing, Middleton Plantation, Spring Cove is the newest). They have yet to have one house built in any of these communities and Tuscan Landing is about 3 years old. This particular property has zero amenities and their isn't a marina at the community, it's a dry stackable facility 3 minutes down the road from the community. I purchased property in a community 5 minutes away that is far and above better. Hope this helps.

Maybelater · 03-22-2007, 11:24 AM

Tduger,

Thanks for the info...that's about what I thought. Are you on the water where you bought? Any info would be helpful...just thinking about buying something to hold on to before the prices get out of reach.

Thanks.

geopruden · 04-17-2007, 02:27 PM

I live about three miles away and rode my bike through there this morning. Of about 100 lots, perhaps 20 have "sold" signs on them. (There was an open house a couple of weeks ago that produced a sales blitz, so it's too soon for any construction to have begun.) It's part of a former timber tract, so almost all the trees are skinny slash pines in rows. Roads, flanked by drainage ditches, are paved with lines painted on them. The only entrance is gated and beautifully landscaped. Only some lots have marsh views, even fewer can be considered marsh-front, and they face east and northeast. I-95, Exit 67, is seven miles away.

Carter29 · 05-23-2007, 07:46 PM

Just a quick correction, as I ALMOST bought property a few years ago in the Tuscan Landing Subdivision. The developer was Waterfront Group GEORGIA that is / was based out of Mass. There is another company out of Charlotte, NC that goes by Waterfront Group, whom I have bought multiple lots from that I have found to be quite reputable. That may be why the Georgia company had to change their name. Just FYI

jroyce721 · 08-02-2007, 10:50 AM

I have a piece of property in the Tuscan Landing community that I am trying to sell. The reason for selling is that I was going to move into the area but then my job has since sent me to the Tampa area and so commuting from Tuscan Landing is a little far. Plus I don't know if/when I will be sent back to the Georgia area so I was looking to sell the land and settle down here in Florida. Anyone know how or where I could go to sell the piece of property that I have?

Thanks for your help

mfountain · 01-30-2009, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Maybelater

Tduger,

Thanks for the info...that's about what I thought. Are you on the water where you bought? Any info would be helpful...just thinking about buying something to hold on to before the prices get out of reach.

Thanks.

Are you looing for a lot or house on deep water? We have two houses on deep water in the Richmond Hill, GA, area we will be putting on the market within the next couple of months. Big river, deep water and there are no bridges between them and the Atlantic Ocean. Also, with the most beautiful sunsets you can see on the GA coast.

aav143 · 03-23-2010, 04:56 PM

I also bought into the Tuscan scam. We are working with an Orlando based Attorney and trying to put a class action suit together agianst the developer and the financier. Anyone interested?

mburkins · 04-06-2010, 09:56 AM

I would be interested in being apart of the class action suit. I purchased 5 lots in Middleton Plantation in December 2005. The loan from SunTrust was put together in such a way that I conldn't sell one lot without satisfying the entire note. Currently the bank and their attorneys are trying to collect on the note.