Completion Date Announced for First Homes at Berkeley Township

McKinley Homes is pleased to announce that Berkeley Township’s first building of Norcross townhomes will be complete this month, and three out of six homes in the first building are sold. Priced from the high $200,000s, these townhomes feature three to four bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms in an ideal Norcross location.

The first building of five townhomes is located near the community’s entrance off Buford Highway and is walkable to the community amenities, including the swimming pool, cabana and playground. Now selling, these townhomes range from 1,876 to 2,176 square feet of living space, each offering ample flexibility with select plans including a loft space, home office, guest bedrooms or casual living areas. Each townhome also includes an open plan on the main level, spacious two-car garage and covered entryway.

“One of the best things about Berkeley Township is how community-oriented it is,” said Kimberly Slaughter, Marketing Manager for McKinley Homes. “Our future residents won’t have to travel far to get to any of their local shopping, dining, entertainment or educational needs. This tight-knit community has it all within minutes of the front entrance.”

Conveniently located off Buford Highway just south of Pleasant Hill Road, Berkeley Township offers access to local parks, shopping, restaurants and schools. Popular nearby attractions include The Forum on Peachtree Parkway, Pinckneyville Park and Soccer Complex, West Gwinnett Park & Aquatic center and more. In addition, the local schools, including Charles Brant Chesney Elementary, Duluth Middle and Duluth High schools are all located nearby.

With multiple townhomes under construction and presales well underway, the first townhome building will be complete next month. For more information on Berkeley Township, visit www.McKinleyHomes.com or call 678-821-9864.

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