First-time homebuyers who want to live downtown may soon have a new option when Augusta Row in the Haynie Sirrine Planning District breaks ground this summer.
The 23 single-family homes by Carolina Crafted Construction will be detached row homes built on 1.085 acres. The new subdivision will be located between Thruston Street and Claussen Avenue, and all homes will share an alley entrance off Howe Street.
Augusta Row will provide a unique opportunity for buyers looking for a single-family home in downtown, said Reid Hipp, Carolina Crafted Construction. “And because they will be single-family homes with no real common space, HOA dues will be lower than many other downtown options,” he said.
All homes will be two-and-a-half stories with three bedrooms and two baths and a rear entrance two-car garage. Homes will range from 1,400 to 2,100 square feet and prices will begin in the mid-$300,000 range.
There will be four or five floor plans to choose from, said Hipp. In mid to late summer, construction will begin on the first set of speculative homes.
Reservations are being taken now. For more information, email info@augustarow.com or call 864-293-2359. AugustaRoad.com will be handling the marketing for the project.
