Nestled in the Golf Ridge Cottage enclave of The Cliffs at Mountain Park, the Sierra model home from Arthur Rutenberg Homes by American Eagle Builders is now open.
Built by Arthur Rutenberg Homes by American Eagle Builders — a member of The Cliffs Preferred Builder Program — this impeccably designed and masterfully crafted model home is available for tours to help you fully understand the experience available within this unique setting in The Cliffs at Mountain Park.
Set along a picturesque ridgeline at the southernmost edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Golf Ridge Cottages at The Cliffs at Mountain Park are a cozy enclave of residences that offer that elusive combination of natural splendor and the blissful convenience of all that the club has to offer.
This is a place to immerse yourself in the great outdoors, waking to views of a naturally scenic Gary Player links course and cascading waves of the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains beyond. Just steps from your door is the meandering North Saluda River, the perfect place to cast a fly or walk the dog. Lace up your boots and head out on Mountain Park’s 8.5 miles of hiking trails or take a leisurely stroll to The Cabin, where you’ll find farm-fresh flavors and lively conversation.
At just over 2,600 square feet, the Sierra model home from Arthur Rutenberg Homes by American Eagle Builders features soaring ceilings and an open floor plan. The kitchen includes a large walk-in pantry and is open to the casual dining space and great room.
There are three bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half-bath, with the master suite on the main floor and two additional bedrooms and full baths on the lower level. Each story features outdoor living space, and there is a recreation room with wet bar on the lower level with a walk-out porch.
Only a handful of available homesites remain in this first phase of the Golf Ridge Cottages at Mountain Park. Call 866.411.5771 today to learn more or schedule a tour of the Sierra model home by Arthur Rutenberg Homes by American Eagle Builders.
