A new phase of home sites at The Falls at Meehan in Pendleton has been released by Greenville-based real estate investment and management company Serrus Capital Partners. Company leaders, along with Pendleton Mayor Frank Crenshaw and town administrator Steve Miller, held a groundbreaking last week.
The 74-acre community features a fully restored farmhouse for gathering and entertaining, a planned pool and patio area, playground, event garden and walking trails. The craftsman-style homes start in the mid-$100s.
“Buyers today want both quality and value,” said Steve Mudge, president and CEO, Serrus Capital Partners. “The Falls at Meehan is unlike anything else in the area. From HOA maintained landscaping and lawn care to top amenities and green space, our residents will truly enjoy all the lifestyle at an affordable price.”
The community has more than 50 homes already built in Phase I. Phase II will include 47 new homes, both spec and pre-sold. Subsequent phases are planned and the community is expected to have more than 200 homes when completed in the next few years.
