The Four Winds at Oakton is a new condo conversion community in the neighborhood of Oakton. Oakton is the home to many of the million dollar homes. The location is ideal. Easy access to major roads and transportation. Minutes from Route 123, Tysons Corner, I-66 and two miles to the Vienna Metro. Just down the road is the Oak Marr recreation center, with racquetball, handball, and volleyball courts, a miniature golf couse and a heated indoor Olympic sized pool.
What
stands out at the Four Winds is their oversized plans. For
example, one-bedroom plans are offered in the range from 707 square foot
to 1,109 square foot, which for the largest one bedroom that is
300 square foot above the typical
one bedroom plan. The smallest two bedrooms are in the 986 SF range and goes all the way to the largest 2BR/2BA and den with 1470 square foot. That is a huge 2BR+den by any standard. There are 11 models to choose from with options: 1BR, 2BR/1BA, 2BR/2BA and 2BR/2BA and den.
Condominium standard features include wall-to-wall carpeting, new maple cabinetry, new appliances, washers and dryers with standard granite kitchen and bathroom countertops in every home. Most if not all homes here have balcony or patio. Sure, if you prefer -- you can have personalized your home with upgrades like bamboo flooring, stainless steel appliances and fireplace surround.
You can buy a home here with no down payment and no closing cost
-- because the developer of this community, Orion, offers a 6%
incentive of the base price (the max. allows). You can use the incentive to pay closing
cost or rate buy down. A rate buy down can help lower your mortgage payment.
The incentives only good when you use their preferred lenders and
settlement company.
Condominiums are priced from $259,900 to $322,900 for one bedrooms, $317,900 to $342,900 for 2BR/1BA, and from $350,900 to $416,900 for the 2BR/2BA or plus den.
The interior is nice, I can see it in the pictures. Oakton is a pretty place too, maybe i could go there sometime.
-Sam
Posted by: san antonio apartments | August 30, 2009 at 12:35 PM