Smith Douglas Homes · Quick Move-In
169 Red Oak Lane
The Benson II plan at Fair Oak · Calhoun, GA
$289,800
3 Beds2.5 Baths1,813 Sq Ft2 Car Garage2 Stories
availableAbout this home
Quick move-in Benson II plan at 1,813 sq ft. Two-story home with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a two-car garage. The primary suite and all secondary bedrooms are upstairs.
Features
- •Quick move-in
- •Two-story layout
- •3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
- •Two-car garage
- •Primary bedroom on upper floor
- •Open kitchen and family room
- •Powder bath on main
- •Builder-selected interior package
Monthly payment estimator
Estimated all-in monthly cost. Excludes special tax districts, flood insurance, and earthquake riders.
Estimated total monthly
$2,435 /mo
- Principal & interest
- $1,786
- Property tax
- $205
- Insurance
- $97
- HOA
- $175
- PMI
- $172
Down: $14,490Loan: $275,310
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Built on the The Benson II plan
This home is built on the The Benson II floor plan. See floor plan details →
About the community
This quick move-in is at Fair Oak in Calhoun, GA, a Smith Douglas Homes community. See community details + all available homes →
Fair Oak is a Smith Douglas Homes single-family community in Calhoun, Gordon County GA, about 2 miles southwest of downtown Calhoun and just off I-75. The community is planned for 144 entry-level ranch and two-story homes from 1,137 to 2,231 sq ft with two and three bedrooms. The Buford II designer model is open on site.
Neighborhood
What's nearby
Grocery stores
- Food City2.3 mi
- Kroger3.0 mi
- Walmart Supercenter2.6 mi
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Community location & sales center
Fair Oak
Smith Douglas Homes
105 Fair Oak Lane, Calhoun, GA, 30701
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