Victoria Crossing

Victoria Crossing sits in an age-restricted 55+ active adult community and you'll find it's made up of about 30 to 57 single-family homes, most built between 2015 and 2017, with floor plans offering 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2 to 3 full bathrooms, ranging from 2,000 to 2,500 square feet, and every home comes with a 2-car attached garage with a garage door opener, including level parking connected right to the kitchen, which is pretty handy when carrying in groceries from the car, and though there's no pool or spa, there is a security system with carbon monoxide and smoke detectors to help keep people safe, along with privacy fencing, and the brick front homes have cement siding and HardiPlank siding accents, so you get a sturdy exterior, while the interiors have high ceilings, crown molding, walk-in closets, new carpet in some bedrooms, and you can enjoy an open kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets, plus there's a big pantry and a separate breakfast room that looks out on the backyard. There's a great room with a gas log fireplace and built-ins, as well as a family room, an attic that's good for storage or maybe future expansion, and if you're looking for a master bedroom on the main floor, with a bathroom that includes a double vanity, soaking tub, and separate shower, they've got that, too, along with ensuite bedrooms upstairs and a split bedroom floor plan, so there's some privacy if you have guests or a roommate, and they've made sure to include accessible features like wide doors, accessible closets, and a full accessible bath, which can sure help with mobility. The houses have laundry rooms, dining rooms-some with wainscoting-lofts, tray and vaulted ceilings, and technology like high-speed internet is available, while outside, you'll see green spaces, walking trails, a gazebo, and a covered patio or porches, as well as backyard wood fencing for privacy. The roof and carpet are new in some homes, and the lawns and common areas are taken care of by a homeowners' association for a monthly fee of $150 and a one-time $500 initiation fee, so you don't have to worry about the heavy yard work or maintenance on the grounds, which is nice as time goes by. Utility-wise, the homes have public sewer and water, natural gas, underground utilities, cable, and standard electric service. The community doesn't offer pools or spas, and care services aren't listed, but each home comes with gas appliances like a dishwasher and self-cleaning oven, plus ENERGY STAR-qualified items for energy savings. There's a split bedroom layout good for a roommate or guests, a walkout attic, and a driveway, and you'll find extra storage built right in. The area is near Lake Allatoona and Kennesaw Mountain, giving you places to walk or enjoy the outdoors, and just a short way from historic downtown Kennesaw where you can visit shops, dine out, or go to local events and festivals. The community also provides resources under the Ansley Exclusive name, helping with housing search, agent offices, relocation, developments, lease options, and listings for homes, land, or commercial properties, and even includes search tools for homes and open houses, along with various real estate amenities, but there's no mention of medical or daily personal care. Each house uses a slab foundation, and you can find selections with basements if you need more space, and the exteriors often have a combination of siding with stone or brick for some variety. There's covered outdoor spaces like a porch or a patio, so you can sit outside regardless of the weather, and while the focus is mainly on comfortable, accessible living, the fact is everything's designed for ease, security, and community, without a bunch of extras that might go unused.