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Auction-Glen Allen, VA – 15 Condos, The Links @ The Crossings Golf Community

Posted on March 23, 2012 by mrwilliamsburg

imageMotleys Auction is conducting an investor liquidation of  of 15 spacious garden home condos within “The Links at Virginia Center” subdivision. This subdivision is part of The Crossings planned unit development which includes The Crossings Golf Club, Wyndham Virginia Crossings Hotel & Conference Center, The Glen Restaurant, The Yellow Tavern,and The Crossings Active Adult Community. The subdivision includes 288 condos with many community amenities.

View a photo tour of the community here

 

Community amenities include:

  • Community golf access with discounts
  • Business center
  • Wireless internet access
  • Large clubhouse featuring a mini theater, game room, indoor racquetball court, and fitness center.
  • A resort-style pool
  • Tennis courts
  • Sand volleyball courts
  • Playground
  • Car wash area
  • Outdoor grills
  • Social activities

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The 15 condos are available in four different floor plans from 890 – 1470 sq feet and include one , two and three bedroom units.

Condo features include Nine foot ceilings, gas fireplaces,  vaulted ceilings, Covered porch/balcony, Pet friendly neighborhood, all condos will be delivered with New Carpet, Fresh Paint and Working Appliances.

The Links at Virginia Center subdivision is located close to shopping, fine dining and entertainment. Just 1 minute from Virginia Center Commons Mall, 7 minutes to Innsbrook and Short Pump Town Center, 10 minutes to Downtown Richmond, VCU, and MCV, with easy access to interstates 295 & 95. Great Henrico County schools.

PROPERTY TOUR: SUN., MAR   25 @ 2 PM. 

Auction Date: Wed., Mar 28, 2012

6PM Eastern

Auction info here You can bid online or in person.

For more information about The Links Homeowners Association, please click the following link: http://www.acsrichmond.com/acs/outside_home.asp

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