Furnished condo with boat slip inside gated community of Stillwaters.
Two bedrooms, two full baths with plenty of space to sleep even more.
Two patios on ground level results in plenty of room to entertain large crowds.
Short walk to private pool or private boat slip.
Public golf, public marina, ship store, tennis courts, walking trails and Copper’s Grill all inside this gated community.
By: ACRE Research
Sales: According to the Lake Martin Association of Realtors, waterfront-area residential sales totaled 22 units during October, down 8.3 percent from 24 sales in the same month a year earlier. Results were 8.3 percent below the five-year October average of 24 sales.
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Inventory: Homes listed for sale in the waterfront area during October totaled 253 units, an increase of 21.1 percent from October 2017’s 209 units and a decrease of 10.9 percent from September 2018’s 284 units.
Pricing: The Lake Martin waterfront median sales price in October was $485,000, an increase of 21.3 percent from one year ago and an increase of .7 percent from the prior month. This direction is inconsistent with historical data (2013-17) indicating that the October median sales price on average decreases from September by 11 percent. The differing sample size (number of residential sales of comparative months) can contribute to statistical volatility, including pricing. ACRE recommends consulting with a local real estate professional to discuss pricing, as it will vary from neighborhood to neighborhood. The average number of days spent on the market (DOM) by waterfront homes that sold during October was 145 days, a decrease of 19 percent from 179 days in October 2017, and an increase of 9.8 percent from 132 days in September.
Forecast: October sales were five units, or 18.5 percent, below the Alabama Center for Real Estate’s (ACRE) monthly forecast. ACRE projected 27 sales for the month, while actual sales were 22 units. ACRE forecast a total of 310 residential sales in the waterfront area year-to-date, while there were 264 actual sales through October.
ACRE’s statewide perspective: While nationwide sales declined during September, residential sales in Alabama continued to grow during the early fall of 2018. Total residential sales in Alabama increased 8.5 percent year-over-year from 4,678 to 5,074 closed transactions. Year-to-date through September, statewide residential sales are up 6.8 percent from 44,272 one year ago to 47,283 currently. Home price appreciation in the state grew but at a slower pace than in previous months. The median sales price in September increased 0.6 percent from $161,480 to $162,482 while the year-to-date median sales price is up 4.4 percent from 2017. Although nationwide inventory levels are starting to stabilize, Alabama’s residential inventory decreased 8.9 percent from one year ago. Low inventory levels were a major factor contributing to rising sales prices throughout 2018. With low inventory levels, it is not surprising to see homes selling more quickly than in previous years. Homes selling in Alabama during September spent an average of 90 days on the market, an improvement of 18 days from 2017.
NAR’s national perspective: During September, nationwide sales volume for existing homes decreased 9.1 percent year-over-year from 462,000 to 420,000 closed transactions. According to Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, rising interest rates played a significant role in September sales declines in markets across the nation. “This is the lowest existing home sales level since November 2015,” he said. “A decade’s high mortgage rates are preventing consumers from making quick decisions on home purchases. All the while, affordable home listings remain low, continuing to spur underperforming sales activity across the country.”
Lake Martin Sandy Creek NEW CONSTRUCTION!
Featuring 4 (FOUR) bedrooms, 3 full baths & 1 half bath, this home has pizazz! A whopping 154 feet of lakefrontage with a thick poured-in-place concrete seawall, LOOOONNNGGG dock (with cool light!) & floating dock. Hardi-plank construction. 2-car attached carport with nifty covered breezeway + extra concrete parking. Easy flow floorplan. Master suite (with lake views) on the main level – has stand alone ”Mama’s gonna love it” bathtub + separate custom ceramic shower. Main level also has central greatroom with fireplace, half bath/powder room, laundry, and lux kitchen.
Willow & smoke cabinetry, backsplash, bar, granite counters. Brand new appliances included. There’s a large covered deck at lakeside on the main level with BIG BIG lake views. There’s even an uncovered deck area for your Grill Master.
The lower level (and we listened to your comments and suggestions!) has a 2nd den (for the kiddos), 3 (THREE) full big bedrooms (one is HUGE and is the perfect bunkroom), and 2 full baths. One of the BR/Bath combos on the lower level is the 2nd master suite for your extra special summer guests. Simply step out the lower level den to the covered deck also at lakeside.
Professional landscaping. 2-10 Builders Warranty provided to the buyer. Also extended warranties on the HVAC units! AT SUMMER POOL, THERE’S 12 FEET OF LAKE DEPTH AT END OF DOCK!!!!!!! Lots of hard work and attention to detail has poured into this beauty. Mid-lake location is super convenient to ALL the lake attractions, restaurants, and hangout islands.
Just around the bend is the historical Smith Mountain Fire Tower – take a climb to see breathtaking views of Lake Martin!
About 10 mins drive to Dadeville for grocery, medical, gas & restaurants.
One -of -a-kind, 3 bedroom, open den and kitchen with bonus room.
Large patio with community grilling area and covered deck, community boat ramp, private covered boat slip with lift.
By: ACRE Research
Sales: According to the Lake Martin Association of Realtors, waterfront-area residential sales totaled 29 units during September, down 23.7 percent from 38 sales in the same month a year earlier. Results were 9.4 percent above the five-year September average of 32 sales.
Inventory: Homes listed for sale in the waterfront area during September totaled 284 units, an increase of 24 percent from September 2017’s 229 units and a decrease of 9.6 percent from August 2018’s 314 units.
Pricing: The Lake Martin waterfront median sales price in September was $400,000, a decrease of 33.2 percent from one year ago and a decrease of 16.9 percent from the prior month. This direction is inconsistent with historical data (2013-17) indicating that the September median sales price on average increases from August by 12.7 percent. The differing sample size (number of residential sales of comparative months) can contribute to statistical volatility, including pricing. ACRE recommends consulting with a local real estate professional to discuss pricing, as it will vary from neighborhood to neighborhood. The average number of days spent on the market (DOM) by waterfront homes that sold during September was 132 days, a decrease of 18 percent from 161 days in September 2017, and a decrease of 41.1 percent from 224 days in August.
Forecast: September sales were eight units, or 21.6 percent, below the Alabama Center for Real Estate’s (ACRE) monthly forecast. ACRE projected 37 sales for the month, while actual sales were 29 units. ACRE forecast a total of 283 residential sales in the waterfront area year-to-date, while there were 242 actual sales through September.
ACRE’s statewide perspective: While nationwide sales declined during September, residential sales in Alabama continued to grow during the early fall of 2018. Total residential sales in Alabama increased 8.5 percent year-over-year from 4,678 to 5,074 closed transactions. Year-to-date through September, statewide residential sales are up 6.8 percent from 44,272 one year ago to 47,283 currently. Home price appreciation in the state grew, but at a slower pace than in previous months. The median sales price in September increased 0.6 percent from $161,480 to $162,482, while the year-to-date median sales price is up 4.4 percent from 2017. Although nationwide inventory levels are starting to stabilize, Alabama’s residential inventory decreased 8.9 percent from one year ago. Low inventory levels were a major factor contributing to rising sales prices throughout 2018. With low inventory levels, it is not surprising to see homes selling more quickly than in previous years. Homes selling in Alabama during September spent an average of 90 days on the market, an improvement of 18 days from 2017.
NAR’s national perspective: During September, nationwide sales volume for existing homes decreased 9.1 percent year-over-year from 462,000 to 420,000 closed transactions. According to Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, rising interest rates played a significant role in September sales declines in markets across the nation. “This is the lowest existing home sales level since November 2015,” he said. “A decade’s high mortgage rates are preventing consumers from making quick decisions on home purchases. All the while, affordable home listings remain low, continuing to spur underperforming sales activity across the country.”
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