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Steve Karp; buyer Mark Stever; Nicole Turner; Sherri Mulcahy, Epcon sales agent for Redbud Lane; Ben Loomis; Kyle Shealy; Ted Turner, Epcon Atlanta regional president; Hunter Wood; Jenn Goddard, buyer's agent; Audi Johnson; and John Goldsworthy, Epcon sales director for Atlanta. Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
Jenn Goddard, Mark Stever and Ted Turner. Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
Mark Stever. Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
Keith LaCagnin, Sydney Alexander, Steve Karp, Mark Stever, Nicole Turner, Sherri Mulcahy, Ted Turner, Hunter Wood, Jenn Goddard and John Goldsworthy. Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
John Goldsworthy, Sherri Mulcahy, Nicole Turner, Mark Stever and Steve Karp. Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
Mark Stever. Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
John Goldsworthy, Sherri Mulcahy and Mark Stever. Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
Mark Stever and Sherri Mulcahy. Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
Courtesy of Epcon Communities. -
Courtesy of Epcon Communities.
Epcon Communities recently celebrated its first closed sale in the Atlanta market at The Courtyards at Redbud Lane in Holly Springs.
Founded in Ohio, Epcon entered Atlanta in 2022 and currently has three communities open for sales with a fourth opening soon.
“Entering a new market is a process, and there were years of hiring, finding and developing land, marketing, selling and obviously building to get to this point,” said Ted Turner, regional president for Epcon Communities in Atlanta. “With communities in three counties on the north side of Atlanta — and a fourth community opening soon — we are excited to be building a presence in the area.”
The Courtyards at Redbud Lane offers four home designs ranging from 1,500 to 4,000 square feet. Starting from the upper $400,000s, the community will have 78 home sites. Community amenities include a clubhouse, pool, dog park and pickleball courts.