Villages at River Pointe

Villages at River Pointe sits off Riverpoint Parkway in Canton, Georgia, in Cherokee County, and happens to be an age-restricted 55+ community with about 100 patio homes built around 2017 to 2018 by Piedmont Residential, and you'll find that these homes have features like luxury vinyl plank floors, quartz countertops, stainless steel kitchen appliances, open concept floor plans, central heating and cooling, and most have covered or enclosed patios along with fenced backyards for privacy and letting pets out since the place allows them, and there are two- and three-bedroom options, usually all with private bathrooms and sizes anywhere from about 1,350 to 1,959 square feet, sometimes even bigger, plus all homes come with attached two-car garages for convenience and some ground-floor owner's suites, which means you don't have to worry about stairs every day. The community keeps folks active and social by offering a big clubhouse that's used for scheduled activities, meetings, game nights, an arts room, business center, fitness center stocked with modern workout machines, a pool for swimming or just sitting around, playgrounds if grandkids come to visit, outdoor walking paths, and open green spaces so there's always somewhere to stretch your legs, and on top of that, HOA fees (which are $215 per month with a $600 initiation fee) help cover things like landscaping and common area care, so people don't have to be out mowing the lawn unless they want special services, and you'll see wide sidewalks and street lights for safe strolls at night. Folks living here like the location because you can get to places like Riverstone Plaza, the Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta, Wal-Mart, Publix, and Target pretty quickly, plus healthcare is nearby at Northside Hospital Cherokee, and if you're into fishing or boating, Hickory Log Creek Reservoirs aren't far, and there's easy travel with Highway 575 close by, so it's not hard to pop over to downtown Canton, Woodstock, or even up to the North Georgia Mountains. The place stays focused on independent, active adult living, so the daily life tends to be quiet, though you can always join in on scheduled programs, games, or outings if the mood strikes, and the homes themselves are fairly energy-efficient and flexible, proving handy for people who want an office, hobby room, or just a little extra space. There are no photos available, but what you get is a straightforward, craftsman-inspired neighborhood with sidewalks, a sense of community, and plenty of ways to stay busy, safe, and comfortable.