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Cottages at Autumn Lake
Scarlett Maple Lane, Savannah, Georgia 31419
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Cozy Town Home Community of Cottages at Autumn Lake Has a Lakeside Swimming Pool, an Airy Clubhouse and the Beautiful Beaches of Tybee Island Just Down the Road
Savannah, Georgia's oldest and most romantic city, sits on the state's northern coast and is the setting for Cottages at Autumn Lake, a lovely town home community built by Bouy Brothers. This is a small development with just 80 properties.
Just two floor plans are available, both single story. The Sonoma has 1,950 square feet, two bedrooms, two baths and an attached two car garage. The Napa has 1,950 to 2,600 square feet with three to five bedrooms, two to four baths and an attached two car garage. Tall ceilings, a gourmet kitchen, a dormer window and a screened-in porch are standard in both models. Exteriors are stucco and brick.
Prices start in the mid-$300,000s. The HOA fee hovers around $300 per month or so. Please verify prices with a Realtor as they are bound to change.
The airy clubhouse and outdoor pool overlook nine-acre Autumn Lake, and a walking trail winds around the community. Residents also enjoy a billiards room and and exercise room.
Savannah boasts a rich history and has more than 100 distinct neighborhoods. It is known for it beautiful parks, gorgeous antebellum architecture, cobblestone squares, horse-drawn carriages and tall trees dripping with Spanish moss. Seductive Tybee Island and its stunning beaches are just down the road.
Summer temperatures reach into the 80s and 90s, and winter temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. The area receives 38 inches of rain per year on average.
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Coastal Georgia:
A picturesque region where historic charm meets natural beauty, Coastal Georgia stretches from Savannah down through the Golden Isles. The area is known for its moss-draped oak trees, colonial architecture, and rich maritime heritage, offering a slower pace of life steeped in Southern hospitality.
The Golden Isles—St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island, Sea Island, and Little St. Simons—are beloved for their sandy beaches, golf courses, and wildlife preserves, while Savannah enchants with its cobblestone squares, antebellum homes, and vibrant arts scene.
The climate is humid subtropical, with hot, humid summers and mild winters, making it appealing for year-round outdoor activities like boating, fishing, and kayaking through the tidal marshes.
Coastal Georgia provides an inviting mix of small-town warmth, seaside recreation, and historic richness that draws both visitors and retirees alike.
What are HOA Fees?
Homeowners Association (HOA) fees are regular payments that cover the shared costs of maintaining and managing a community. In most neighborhoods, these fees pay for upkeep of common areas such as landscaping, parks, clubhouses, and swimming pools, as well as repairs to roads, sidewalks, and community lighting.
They often also include services like trash removal, pest control, and snow plowing where needed. In condominium or townhome communities, HOA fees may also cover building insurance, roof and exterior maintenance, and sometimes even water, sewer, or cable.
Additionally, a portion of the fees is usually set aside in a reserve fund to handle larger projects in the future, such as repaving streets or replacing roofs. Essentially, HOA fees are designed to keep the community attractive, functional, and well-maintained while reducing individual responsibility for shared expenses.
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