Heartsease Shallotte's newest community, Heartsease.
This 83-unit single family lifestyle rental community to be built off of Bridgers Rd near Mulberry street, and the already started Shallotte Riverwalk Project.
The site is less than one mile from the Ocean Highway/US Route 17—a thoroughfare which connects Atlantic Coast communities from Florida to Virginia—and only a half a mile from US Route 17 Business which serves as Shallotte’s Main Street.
Heartsease is a lifestyle rental community serving residents who choose renting over home ownership—a rapidly growing market, particularly popular among seniors.
This community will offer customers all the benefits of a luxury multifamily lifestyle—clubhouse, pool, game courts, community green space, on-site management, landscaping and maintenance—without sacrificing the advantages of a single-family home.
Check out these Craftsman Style Cottages. 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, and 3 bedroom Floor Plans available.
Let's start with the Studio over garage apartment – 1,168 sq ft - $1500
• A1: One bedroom cottage -1,067 sq ft - $1700
• A1-G: One bedroom with garage – 1,067 sq ft - $1900
• A2: One bedroom with Den – 1,168 sq ft - $1800
• A2-G: One bedroom with den/garage – 1,168 sq ft - $2100
• B1: Two-bedroom cottage – 1,292 sq ft - $2000
• B1-G: Two bedroom with garage – 1,292 sq ft - $2150
• C1: Three-bedroom cottage – 1,485 sq ft - $2450
• C1-G: Three bedroom with garage – 1,485 sq ft - $2550
Want to know more?
There are 13 cottages anticipated to be completed in May 2022. Those 13 include 2 bedrooms with a garage and 3 bedrooms with a garage.
The lease options are 6 to 15 months. After your lease would end, you will be up for renewal.
There are several amenities for you to enjoy including a sparkling pool, gym, outdoor walking area, and more!
They are accepting applications now for these beautiful cottage homes. There is a lot of interest in this community, so give me a call to get started: Niki Todd 910-274-2648
Prices are very very over the top. Who can afford to put food in their mouths and pay that much in rent, an car insurance and internet and electric. An what about the expenses of having children. This is just outrageous
Are you kidding with those prices? Who can afford them unless you are rich? Average people who need housing lose out.