Pulte Homes · Quick Move-In
1644 Tide Mill Road
Aspire plan at Berkeley Mill · Cumming, GA
$594,049
4 Beds2.5 Baths2,404 Sq Ft2 Car Garage2 Stories
availableAbout this home
Quick move-in opportunity at 1644 Tide Mill Road, featuring 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms across 2404 square feet with a 2-car garage. Contact the builder for current pricing and availability.
Features
- •4 bedrooms
- •2.5 bathrooms
- •2,404 sq ft of finished living
- •2 stories
- •2-car garage
- •Built on the Aspire floor plan
- •New construction by Pulte Homes
- •Designer finishes already selected — no design-center process required
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Estimated all-in monthly cost. Excludes special tax districts, flood insurance, and earthquake riders.
Estimated total monthly
$4,807 /mo
- Principal & interest
- $3,660
- Property tax
- $421
- Insurance
- $198
- HOA
- $175
- PMI
- $353
Down: $29,702Loan: $564,347
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Built on the Aspire plan
This home is built on the Aspire floor plan. See floor plan details →
About the community
This quick move-in is at Berkeley Mill in Cumming, GA, a Pulte Homes community. See community details + all available homes →
Berkeley Mill is a new-construction community by Pulte Homes in Forsyth County, just outside Cumming GA. Homes sit on a creek-fed property with a community pool, cabana, playground, walking trails, and a central fire pit. The location is close to GA-400, Cumming City Center, and Lake Lanier.
PoolPlaygroundCabanaWalking TrailsFire Pit
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Berkeley Mill
Pulte Homes
1735 Pilgrim Rd, Cumming, GA, 30040
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- 10AM-6PM
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