Taylor Morrison · Quick Move-In
1623 Caldwell Bend Lane
Ingram plan at Auburn Glen · Dacula, GA
$549,990
$627,190
Recently reduced4 Beds3.5 Baths2,696 Sq Ft2 Car Garage2 Stories
availableAbout this home
This Ingram at 1623 Caldwell Bend Lane is move-in ready at Auburn Glen with a $77,200 price reduction. It features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a main-floor guest bedroom and study on a standard 2-car garage lot.
Features
- •Move-in ready
- •$77,200 price reduction
- •4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths
- •Guest bedroom on main floor
- •Study
- •Open great room
- •2-car garage
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Estimated total monthly
$4,463 /mo
- Principal & interest
- $3,389
- Property tax
- $390
- Insurance
- $183
- HOA
- $175
- PMI
- $327
Down: $27,500Loan: $522,491
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Built on the Ingram plan
This home is built on the Ingram floor plan. See floor plan details →
About the community
This quick move-in is at Auburn Glen in Dacula, GA, a Taylor Morrison community. See community details + all available homes →
Auburn Glen is a Taylor Morrison single-family community in Dacula, Gwinnett County GA. It offers 5 plans from 2,498 to 3,504 sq ft with 4-5 bedrooms. Amenities include a pool with cabana, covered pavilion, walking trail, butterfly garden, and pond. The community feeds into Mill Creek High School in the Gwinnett County School District.
PoolCabanaPavilionWalking TrailsButterfly GardenPond
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Auburn Glen
Taylor Morrison
3118 Jim Moore Road, Dacula, GA, 30019
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- 10AM-6PM
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- 10AM-6PM
- wed
- 10AM-6PM
- thu
- 10AM-6PM
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- 12PM-6PM
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