Brand-new condominiums are now available for purchase at One Central, a new development at MD 355 and Central Avenue in Gaithersburg. Up until recently, this was a verdant green space you would see from 355 alongside a single-family home that fronted onto Central Avenue. Beazer Homes has begun converting the property into a development of two-over-two condos that are constructed to resemble townhomes from the exterior. The 3-bedroom units are priced from $574,990 and $664,990.
Beazer is marketing the homes as low-maintenance. You would be joining an HOA that provides landscaping, mowing and mulching services for the homesite your unit is located on; open-space landscaping of common-area open space; snow removal; trash pickup; and "water usage." Units have private garages with EV charger-ready electrical outlets. The development features forested areas, sidewalks, a playground park, and a dog park named Barkwood Park. One Central is only one superblock north of the Walnut Hill Shopping Center, which is anchored by an Aldi grocery store, and will soon have a Sheetz convenience store and mega gas station.
Anything but Pulte crap in MoCo.
ReplyDeleteNo one that wants to live in that area can afford these.
ReplyDeleteThis type of stacked or back to back condo that looks like a townhome is the latest abomination in local housing
ReplyDeleteThe new Lakeforest development will be full of these. It means no outdoor decks, no direct access to the outdoors as the Gburg Planning Commission noted.
This type of housing is referred to as 'piggyback' and has been used for decades, even in this area. Rockville Town Center housing on Dawson Avenue was development in this style.
DeleteSo ugly. American dream lol
ReplyDeleteWe have created thousands and thousands of places in America that aren't worth caring about, and when we have enough of them, we're going to have a country that's not worth defending - J. H. Kunstler
Deletestack'em, pack'em and rack'em!
ReplyDeleteThis is the housing that is destroying our country. It’s built with cheap material and labour and it’s advertised as “affordable” when in reality they sell for more. Protect our farms
ReplyDelete600k is somehow affordable is the funniest part of all.
DeleteYet the prices keep going up.
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