Parkland Communities celebrates its recent achievement of securing zoning approval for 124 Build-to-Rent (BTR) townhomes in Morgan Park in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Located between E. Laier Avenue and Booker Avenue, this is one of many new build-to-rent communities that Parkland Residential is bringing to market.
“The newly approved stacked townhomes affirms our commitment to creating attainable housing options for the metro Atlanta area,” Parkland Communities President Jim Jacobi said. “With Morgan Park, we envision creating a community within a parklike setting that offers all the amenities that downtown Fayetteville has to offer.”
Morgan Park townhomes combine luxury and functionality. Each rear-entry stacked townhome has a one-car garage, offering choices of two or three spacious bedrooms. A highlight is the expansive owner’s suites, which boast sizable walk-in closets and chic baths that feature dual vanities. The heart of these homes lies in their open floor plans, where generously sized kitchens seamlessly flow into vast family rooms. Each unit also offers residents the luxury of a covered outdoor living space, perfect for relishing the views of the adjoining greenspaces and woodlands or for hosting memorable evening gatherings.
The three-bedroom units include 1,958 square feet, two-and-a-half baths and a loft. The two-bedroom homes provide a comfortable 1,636 square feet of living space. Residents experience a hassle-free, maintenance-inclusive lifestyle at rental rates that are surprisingly lower than home ownership costs, with prices starting at just $2,400 a month.
Fayetteville is a hive of activities and attractions. Whether it’s a stroll in the lush city parks, attending a local theater production or exploring its historical landmarks, Fayetteville offers a blend of relaxation and recreation. The city’s diverse culinary scene and vibrant festivals further augment the reasons why many choose to call Fayetteville home. Children living in Morgan Falls will attend Spring Hill Elementary School, Bennett’s Mill Middle School and Fayette County High School.
