Harbor Light Villas sell 2 homes, one model home still available

Elevators are the newest feature appealing to homebuyers in the Cedar Creek Lake area, according to Don Rowe, who represents Harbor Light Villas.

Rowe said retirees and others enjoy the convenience of home elevators to go back and forth between lower and upper floors of multi-level homes. A sale is currently pending on one of the development’s model homes that featured an elevator.

“I think we are the only development on Cedar Creek Lake now offering elevators,” Rowe said. “The elevators are stylish and complement the interior layout of the homes.”

Harbor Light Villas is a gated community on 1,200 feet of a shoreline on a private peninsula.

The amenities include a resort-style infinity edge pool with a five-foot waterfall overlooking the lake, a lighted waterfront walkway around the property and personal floating boat slips in a private marina on deep dockable water. Harbor Light Villas provides all maintenance in the luxury community.

Sales are pending on two model homes, but a third is still available at 150 Marina Drive. It is 2,416 square feet with four bathrooms, and it has 2 and one-half baths and a two-car garage. It is priced at $449,900.

Townhomes and garden villas can be built on the property to suit the homebuyers needs. A professional decorator is available to assist in the selection of window treatments, furnishings and features.

Top-quality interior finishes, energy-efficiency, gourmet kitchens, hand-laid tile floors and elegant baths add to the beauty of lakefront living.

To visit Harbor Light Villas take Hwy 175 east from Downtown Dallas towards Athens. Exit to Hwy 198 at Mabank and proceed south to Gun Barrel City.

Turn Right on 334 (Hwy 85) going west through Gun Barrel City. Take a left going south on Legendary Lane. Proceed to Rueda Encina and follow the signs to the entrance of Harbor Light Villas.

For GPS directions, please use the address 150 Marina Drive, Gun Barrel City, TX 75156

For more information or to schedule a viewing, contact Don Rowe at (903) 467-7449 or by email at [email protected]

Author: David Webb

David Webb is a veteran journalist who has written for the mainstream and alternative media for three decades. He is now a freelancer who lives in the Cedar Creek Lake area.

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