(Richmond Hill, Ga.) –Dec. 16, 2011– WaterWays Township, a 2,300-acre gated master-planned community in south Bryan County, announced today plans to host “Home for the Holidays” which will follow in the footsteps of the wildly successful “Catch the Current” event series.
“Home for the Holidays” will feature local artists works from various mediums; a displayed assortment of gifts from Ella’s, scrumptious holiday treats from All Things Chocolate, hay rides through scenic venues under the moss-dripping oak hammocks, and tours of the holiday-decorated model homes at RidgeWood Park.
The event is Saturday, December 17th, from 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. The hay rides, complete with hot cocoa, confections and complimentary holiday photos with jolly old St. Nicholas, will begin at 4:00 p.m. and last till the event’s close.
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and WaterWays wants to celebrate the season by enjoying this vibrant community and all it offers potential homeowners,” said Vance Askew – marketing and sales director, WaterWays Township. “From exhilarating hay rides underneath the majestic oaks to beautiful art in our showcase homes, WaterWays offers the best of what makes holidays bright.”
About WaterWays Township
WaterWays Township is a 2,300-acre master-planned community framed by more than six miles of Coastal Georgia marsh frontage, navigable Bill Dance-designed waterways and lagoons, and an impressive collection of planned world-class amenities. Gracious homes on generous lots honor the history of traditional southern, low country architecture as well as the ecologically-sound building practices that pay homage to this native environment. Featuring more than 450 acres of recreation and open spaces, miles of nature and biking trails, and the history of Old Cottenham Plantation Park, WaterWays offers numerous opportunities to explore, discover, and learn. Lots are priced from $60,000 and homes are priced from $239,900.
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Richmond Hill, Georgia
