The Providence Group is growing again. Mark your calendar for the 25th of March for the Grand Opening and ribbon cutting ceremony at the covered bridge which is located in the Historic Concord Covered Bridge Area of Smyrna. Special guests Mayor Max Bacon, City Council Representative Pete Wood and Harold Smith of the Smyrna Historical Society will be joining Pete and Warren Jolly of Jolly Development in commemorating the opening of the covered bridge.
Woodbridge Crossing is a gated community of upscale single family courtyard and garden homes priced from the high $300’s to the mid $500’s. The community offers swim facilities, an outdoor seating area with fireplace and a clubhouse with a full kitchen. The HOA provides landscape maintenance for all homeowners leaving more time to enjoy the rich history and entertainment available in the area.
Individual homes feature carriage-style garage doors along with brick, siding and stone on the exteriors. However the interiors design features are what sets these homes apart. Gourmet kitchens with granite counter tops, tile back splashes, custom cabinets and stainless appliances are just the start. The main level of each home includes 8 foot doors, hardwood flooring and detailed trim packages. The large Master Suites feature luxurious bathes with separate garden tubs and walk-in showers.
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Please join us on the 25th for this great event. What an honor to be recognized with the historical significance of the area. This is a gorgeous community rich with amenities and lifestyle. The Providence Group builds a quality home that is beyond compare and loads their homes and neighborhoods with wonderful features and value!! Dont miss out on being a part of this amazing real estate opportunity! See you at the event March 25!!!
I am so proud to be apart of The Providence Group. What a fantastic event! Woodbridge Crossing has added so much to the Smyrna community. Thank you!
Is this the same Woodbridge Crossing described as a ghost town and cemetery in this Wall Street Journal article?
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121763228998406131.html?mod=hpp_us_pageone
Peter, I don’t know if it is the same but I will check it out. BTW that was an interesting article.