Del Webb at Lake Oconee

Del Webb at Lake Oconee sits in Greensboro, Georgia, and is a newer community built with active adults in mind, so you see a lot of features you wouldn't usually find all in one place, like a lake with marina and walking trails that wind right by the water, and that's something unique because this is actually the only Del Webb community in the country with direct access to a lake, and then you've got a gated environment where folks often use golf carts to get around, plus there's a big clubhouse with planned activities throughout the week, an indoor and outdoor pool, fitness center, bocce ball, pickleball, tennis courts, and group fitness classes for those who like to keep busy or try something new as they get older. There are new ranch-style homes available in several floor plans such as the Contour, Compass, Hallmark, Prosperity, Mystique, Palmary, Mainstay, Prestige, Stardom, Stellar, and Renown plans, with open layouts, two or three bedrooms, and two to four bathrooms-so there's a bit of space for hosting family or having extra room for hobbies and guests, and the homes are built with attention to craftsmanship, offering a ten-year warranty to give people some peace of mind, and personalization choices let residents pick finishes and features that fit their lifestyle. The sales office stays open Monday through Saturday from 10 in the morning till 6 in the evening, and on Sunday from 1 to 6, and if anyone wants to know more about prices or details on new homes, they can always stop in at 1071 Cottonwood Trace or ask for floor plans and information. There's an easy homebuying process, and tools like the Del Webb portal, My Account, and a service request system help homeowners follow their maintenance and manage their home, with resources and guides available for home care and even a blog if folks like to read more about living in the community. Financing options show up through the mortgage learning center and Pulte Mortgage, and there's help for learning about mortgages along the way. Residents find spots for social connection, spaces for staying busy, and amenities for both indoor and outdoor activity, and the design encourages neighbors to meet, connect, and enjoy their time in a community focused on the needs of active adults who want to spend their days around good company, good views, and useful features built for their stage in life.