Ridgeview Valley Blog

Update on Ridgeview Valley's Garrett County Stimulus Program

ONLY 6 HOME SITES LEFT!!!!!

Ridgeview Valley and Coldwell Banker Deep Creek Realty have already sold 2 home sites at $50,000(purchasers will begin construction within 60 days) and 2 home sites at $70,000.

Keep in mind this is a limited, one time only offering available until May 17, 2009.  After this date the price goes back to the regular retail prices of $135,000 - $202,500.

THIS IS A GREAT DEAL!!!!!!

3 home sites left @ $50,000 each build within 60 days

3 home sites left @ $70,000 each

Don't forget about the special offering from My Bank First United Bank & Trust!!!!

And don't forget NO CLOSING COSTS!

Ridgeview Valley's Garrett County Stimulus

I have exciting news from Ridgeview Valley today!  We were just approved to offer our "Garrett County Stimulus" package!  What is the "Garrett County Stimulus"?  Let me tell you; the developers, Coldwell Banker Deep Creek Realty and My Bank First United Bank & Trust have created a two-part incentive pricing program that won't last long.  This is a 30 day incentive or while inventory lasts.  There are only 10 home sites offered!

5 Home sites @ $50,000.00 each with a commitment to build in 60 days

5 Home sites @ $70,000.00 each

That's not all, check out the rate sheet below from First United Bank & Trust.  And NO CLOSING COSTS!

Spring Has Come To Garrett County and Change Is In The Air!

As you may know, our Sales Director, Sandy Bello, left us early this year to devote more time to her rapidly growing family business, Bello's Portraits.  We were sorry to lose her, as her contributions to Ridgeview Valley have been significant.  We are delighted to announce, however, that, going forward, we will be represented by a dedicated local team from Coldwell Banker Deep Creek Realty, headed by Scott Johnson and Pat Kane.  Scott is a principal of the franchise, manages the program and is dedicated to supporting our efforts and making them successful.  Pat has 35 years of real estate experience, including selling developments, and brings a strong focus to our efforts.

With this breath of fresh air, comes even more good news from First United Bank & Trust.  They have provided us with an aggressive loan package, valid for a short time.  And even more good news; working with Coldwell Banker Deep Creek Realty we are leveraging this opportunity with special pricing discounts on selected lots for a very limited time as well.  More details are to come.

If you have any friends or acquaintances that are considering purchasing a second home property; do alert them of this special offer.  It is going to be available for only a very limited time!

Passion For Pets Thursday Night

Don't forget to attend the Passion for Pets scheduled for this Thursday evening, April 16 at The Mountain State Brewery.  Scott Johnson and the team from Coldwell Banker Deep Creek Realty will be on hand serving up drinks to raise money for Garrett County PAWS.  PAWS raises money to assist families with spaying and neutering their family pets.  They also help control the feral cat population in Garrett County with a spay/neuter/release program.  In addition they spend a lot of time educating students about animal cruelty and work diligently with the Garrett County Humane Society in animal adoption/foster care.  I'm sure Russell the Retriever, the Coldwell Banker Deep Creek Realty mascot, will be on hand to help out Scott Johnson and to show his support for his fellow canine.  Don't miss out on the fun.

Progress on Gravelly Run Road

The Garrett County Roads crew was busy this week preparing Gravelly Run for it's new paving.  I saw them removing stumps left from the pines they cut last week.  I also noticed new compacted gravel along the edges of the pavement.  It looks like the road is going to get a little wider in places. I am really excited about the fresh new appearance the road will have this summer for all of our guests traveling into Ridgeview Valley.   Here are some pictures of the guys at work.

Garrett Highway Gets A Facelift

The Cumberland Times-News reported that Rt. 219, Garrett Highway, will be resurfaced starting at the intersection of Rt. 42 and continue southbound to the intersection of Mosser Road in McHenry.  Motorists should expect delays between 6:30am and 5:00pm.  The article does not state when work will begin.

Garrett County Black Bears

I was reading in the USA Today earlier this week and noticed a little article regarding the Black Bear population in Garrett County.  In summary, it basically said that there are not as many cubs this year as years in the past possibly due to a lack of acorns to eat.  I was going to post on that earlier, but didn't get around to it and now I have read the same thing in the Cumberland Times-News.  The DNR has finished their yearly check on known Black Bear dens and have reported 2.7 cubs per sow.  The thought is that the gypsy moth infestation could be causing the lack of acorns which in turn means a lack of food for the bears.  Hopefully there will be more acorns this year, I enjoy seeing the bears.  A couple were spotted in the community last year, but I didn't have the privilege.

Save The Date

I have blogged before about the Passion For Pets fundraiser sponsored by PAWS of Garrett County before and wanted to ask you to save the date of April 16th.  This should be really fun, Coldwell Banker Deep Creek Realty is providing the guest bartenders for the evening.  Scott Johnson will be serving up drinks at the new Mt. State Brewery on Sang Run Road from 6pm - 9pm.  Scott will have a helper, but we don't know who yet, possibly Pat Kane??  Come out and enjoy the brews, pizza and fun for the pets of Garrett County.  I'll remind you again later.