Good morning, Anita.... another wonderful community in Warner Robns GA for you to share your expertise....those thinking of making a move to any subdivision in the Warner Robins GA area would be wise to call Anita Clark for guidance....

Anita, With average prices in the $80k range, there's very little reason for most people to not be able to afford their own home!  With great interest rates, they just need to call you and buy one of those four homes for sale, or find another community with you that fits them.

Anita  Starter communities are a real community asset and Turtlecreek in Warner Robins seems to "fit the bill"

With this lower home price point TurtleCreek is a great starter community for new home buyers and what might they be waiting for?!

Thanks, Anita, for sharing your report on Turtlecreek.  Home buyers will love the attractive prices.

Enjoy the colors of autumn with your camera in hand.

Chihuly Exhibit, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Nice post highlighting the Turtlecreek subdivision Anita, looks like an affordable community for first time buyers.

Turtle Creek is a good-looking community with lots of trees. Always a plus. Sold time is good!

Great prices on homes in the Communities in Warner Robins Georgia,Turtlecreek Subdivision!  Why pay rent when you can own a home for the same price or cheaper. Contact Realtor® Anita Clark for full details.

Anita, Turtlecreek Subdivision looks like a nice place for 1st time home buyers and empty nesters to enjoy all that Warner Robins Georgia has to offer!

Anita, you know how much I appreciate the tour of Turtlecreek Sudvision via your video. I sure makes it easy to get a sense of the place, even from the other side of the country. Bet this neighborhood is a popular one with the price point. 

Consumers new to Warner Robins Georgia or those entering the housing market for the first time should call Anita Clark Realtor, in Warner Robins....ask to see Turtlecreek Subdivision.

Anita, having been down south and particularly Georgia a number of times, the main thing that stands out to me the most is that most of your houses are one level, where up here in New England our houses are mainly multi level.  I am approaching the age that the single level is starting to look better and better :)