Indulge yourself in Pavilion at Plantation Ways fabulous one, two and three bedroom apartment homes. These brand new homes have all the luxuries and more in the four-story buildings with elevators. Park the car in your garage and walk into your elegantly styled apartment with its hardwood style and plush carpeting flooring. From the resort-style amenities to the desirable location, you will find you want to call Pavilion at Plantation Way your new home.
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Check out the newest luxury apartments in North Macon! 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms with full-sized washer-dryer, elevators and the GUARANTEED lowest electricity bill of any apartment community in Macon! Call for more info and to make your appointment. 478-787-6220
Check out the newest luxury apartments in North Macon! 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms with full-sized washer-dryer, elevators and the GUARANTEED lowest electricity bill of any apartment community in Macon! Call for more info and to make your appointment. 478-787-6220
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Luxury Apartments
Situated in North Macon, Pavilion at Plantation Way beckons you with peaceful surroundings nestled in an off the path location. Spend an entire summer dat at the luxurious salt water pool chatting with neighors...it's an ideal place to meet new friends. Discover our stately clubhouse with a drive-in move theatre, pool and ping pong tables, an inviting coffee cafe, as well as a twenty four hour fitness center and ciber cafe!
Pavilion at Plantation Way offers the best in convenience and accessibility to the best shoping in Middle Georgia while being centrally located for your commute. So, whether you are beginning your day with a stop at our coffee cafe, or taking a stroll around our beautiful property, Pavilion at Plantation Way is the perfect place for you to call home.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Luxurious Living
Come experience luxurious living at Pavilion at Plantation Way! We are a brand new community located in the best location in Macon. We are in just in walking distance of over fifty restaurants and businesses. We are the only community in Macon that has elevators, as well as interior access to your apartment which is a huge security benefit. Some of our amenities include a beautiful salt water swimming pool, a twenty-four hour fitness center and ciber cafe, a coffee cafe, a drive-in movie theatre, a billiards table, and a ping pong table! All of our apartments are extremely open and spacious. The kitchen includes modern, all black, brand new appliances. Also, a brand new washer and dryer is installed in every apartment! The only way to experience all that Pavilion at Plantation Way has to offer is to come and visit us and see for yourself!
Monday, March 15, 2010
Spring is coming!
Advantages of Salt Water Swimming Pools!
ComfortOne of the first advantages of saltwater swimming pools is the level of comfort you experience. Salt is softer on your skin than chlorine. Also, chlorine has the tendency to cause red eyes, itchy skin, and discolored hair. If you use plan to use your saltwater swimming pool on a regular basis, you won't have to suffer any of those symptoms of chlorine.ChemicalsAnother advantage of saltwater swimming pools is the lowered use of chemicals. People who own saltwater pools don't have to store and handle toxic chemicals on a regular basis. This means that a saltwater swimming pool is more environmentally safe. You also won't have to suffer the odor of chlorine anymore.MaintenanceLower maintenance is also one of the advantages of saltwater swimming pools. They virtually clean themselves and require much less attention than pools that just use chlorine. The chlorine generator converts salt into chlorine, so you don't have to keep a constant check on the water sanitation. It also stops the growth of algae throughout the year. Medical ConditionsPure chlorine pools create organochlorines which mimic human hormones. They can cause reduced fertility, immune system abnormalities, and numerous cancers. Chloromines can also cause or worsen emphysema and asthma. Saltwater swimming pools do not have this problem because chlorine levels never drop low enough for organochlorines to form.
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ComfortOne of the first advantages of saltwater swimming pools is the level of comfort you experience. Salt is softer on your skin than chlorine. Also, chlorine has the tendency to cause red eyes, itchy skin, and discolored hair. If you use plan to use your saltwater swimming pool on a regular basis, you won't have to suffer any of those symptoms of chlorine.ChemicalsAnother advantage of saltwater swimming pools is the lowered use of chemicals. People who own saltwater pools don't have to store and handle toxic chemicals on a regular basis. This means that a saltwater swimming pool is more environmentally safe. You also won't have to suffer the odor of chlorine anymore.MaintenanceLower maintenance is also one of the advantages of saltwater swimming pools. They virtually clean themselves and require much less attention than pools that just use chlorine. The chlorine generator converts salt into chlorine, so you don't have to keep a constant check on the water sanitation. It also stops the growth of algae throughout the year. Medical ConditionsPure chlorine pools create organochlorines which mimic human hormones. They can cause reduced fertility, immune system abnormalities, and numerous cancers. Chloromines can also cause or worsen emphysema and asthma. Saltwater swimming pools do not have this problem because chlorine levels never drop low enough for organochlorines to form.
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Georgia Universities at a Glance
Many students will be graduating soon and it's never too early to start viewing colleges!
With nearly 200 colleges in the Georgia university system, the state has a lot to offer students: warm weather, affordable tuition, and a diverse selection of schools.
University of Georgia
Located in Athens, GA, The University of Georgia is the oldest public school in the United States. It’s also the largest college in Georgia with over 30,000 students.
Hailed as a “public ivy” — a public university that delivers academic education rivaling famous (and expensive) private ivy league schools — UGA is known for a host of rigorous academic programs. Among them is the journalism program at the school’s Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, which hands out the prestigious Peabody Awards.
Watching Georgia Bulldogs football is a favorite pastime in Athens, and participation in the Greek system is strong. Nearly 25 percent of UGA students are in a fraternity or sorority.
Georgia State University
Georgia State University is an urban research university located in downtown Atlanta. One of the biggest metro Atlanta universities, GSU has 30,000 students.
Traditionally a commuter college, Georgia State is known for accommodating adult learners and part time students, offering a wide selection of evening and weekend classes. Its evening law program was one of the first of its kind in the country and is consistently ranked among the best law programs for adults.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Known both for its football rivalry with the University of Georgia and strong engineering programs, Georgia Institute of Technology is another Atlanta college located in the heart of the city. Originally founded in 1885 to contribute to a new, industrialized Southern United States, the school has emphasized science and engineering programs since its inception but also has strong architecture, management, computing, and liberal arts programs.
Because of its roots as a trade school, Georgia Institute of Technology emphasizes the value of internships and cooperative education. The university encourages these real-world work experiences and offers a special five-year program that allows students to alternate semesters of full time study with full time employment.
Emory University
Emory University is one of several major research universities in the United States receiving over $400 million in annual research funds. Located in Atlanta’s Druid Hills area, Emory’s undergraduate student body is made up of about 7,000 students — the most ethnically and religiously diverse student body of any American research university.
While it has a reputation as a good private liberal arts school, Emory University is best known for its business, law, and medical graduate programs. Collaborating with the nearby Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and affiliated with the Emory Healthcare system — the largest healthcare provider in Georgia — Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health is one of the most noted medical schools in the country.
Spelman College
One of three metro Atlanta women’s colleges, Spelman College is a historically black liberal arts school. One of just a few historically black women’s colleges in the country, thousands of students apply to Spelman every year. But the school accepts only a small number, with 2,000 women making up the student body.
Spelman has produced many notable alumni including author Alice Walker and former Surgeon General Audrey F. Manley. The school has a reputation for producing high-achieving alumni with nearly half of Spelman grads going on to get graduate degrees.
Oglethorpe University
Oglethorpe University is a small, private liberal arts college in Atlanta. The school’s faculty has a commitment to teaching, not research, and the school emphasizes critical thinking about the changing global society. Oglethorpe University takes a unique approach to undergraduate education with its “Oglethorpe Idea” — a curriculum that requires students to concentrate on courses in “Human Understanding” and “Citizenship.”
Paying For College
If you’re a Georgia resident, attending college is very affordable thanks to the HOPE Scholarship. Funded by the state lottery, this scholarship covers full tuition, some student fees, and a book allowance at public Georgia universities. Students attending private Georgia universities don’t get left out either: they receive flat $3,500 grants annually. As long as you have good grades and stay out of trouble, you can go to college in Georgia without paying a lot.
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With nearly 200 colleges in the Georgia university system, the state has a lot to offer students: warm weather, affordable tuition, and a diverse selection of schools.
University of Georgia
Located in Athens, GA, The University of Georgia is the oldest public school in the United States. It’s also the largest college in Georgia with over 30,000 students.
Hailed as a “public ivy” — a public university that delivers academic education rivaling famous (and expensive) private ivy league schools — UGA is known for a host of rigorous academic programs. Among them is the journalism program at the school’s Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, which hands out the prestigious Peabody Awards.
Watching Georgia Bulldogs football is a favorite pastime in Athens, and participation in the Greek system is strong. Nearly 25 percent of UGA students are in a fraternity or sorority.
Georgia State University
Georgia State University is an urban research university located in downtown Atlanta. One of the biggest metro Atlanta universities, GSU has 30,000 students.
Traditionally a commuter college, Georgia State is known for accommodating adult learners and part time students, offering a wide selection of evening and weekend classes. Its evening law program was one of the first of its kind in the country and is consistently ranked among the best law programs for adults.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Known both for its football rivalry with the University of Georgia and strong engineering programs, Georgia Institute of Technology is another Atlanta college located in the heart of the city. Originally founded in 1885 to contribute to a new, industrialized Southern United States, the school has emphasized science and engineering programs since its inception but also has strong architecture, management, computing, and liberal arts programs.
Because of its roots as a trade school, Georgia Institute of Technology emphasizes the value of internships and cooperative education. The university encourages these real-world work experiences and offers a special five-year program that allows students to alternate semesters of full time study with full time employment.
Emory University
Emory University is one of several major research universities in the United States receiving over $400 million in annual research funds. Located in Atlanta’s Druid Hills area, Emory’s undergraduate student body is made up of about 7,000 students — the most ethnically and religiously diverse student body of any American research university.
While it has a reputation as a good private liberal arts school, Emory University is best known for its business, law, and medical graduate programs. Collaborating with the nearby Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and affiliated with the Emory Healthcare system — the largest healthcare provider in Georgia — Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health is one of the most noted medical schools in the country.
Spelman College
One of three metro Atlanta women’s colleges, Spelman College is a historically black liberal arts school. One of just a few historically black women’s colleges in the country, thousands of students apply to Spelman every year. But the school accepts only a small number, with 2,000 women making up the student body.
Spelman has produced many notable alumni including author Alice Walker and former Surgeon General Audrey F. Manley. The school has a reputation for producing high-achieving alumni with nearly half of Spelman grads going on to get graduate degrees.
Oglethorpe University
Oglethorpe University is a small, private liberal arts college in Atlanta. The school’s faculty has a commitment to teaching, not research, and the school emphasizes critical thinking about the changing global society. Oglethorpe University takes a unique approach to undergraduate education with its “Oglethorpe Idea” — a curriculum that requires students to concentrate on courses in “Human Understanding” and “Citizenship.”
Paying For College
If you’re a Georgia resident, attending college is very affordable thanks to the HOPE Scholarship. Funded by the state lottery, this scholarship covers full tuition, some student fees, and a book allowance at public Georgia universities. Students attending private Georgia universities don’t get left out either: they receive flat $3,500 grants annually. As long as you have good grades and stay out of trouble, you can go to college in Georgia without paying a lot.
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Saturday, February 20, 2010
Please join us in welcoming our new Relocation Specialist Kristen Jenkins
Hi, I look forward to working here at the Pavillion at Plantation Way! I am a Mercer University Alum, but am currently attending Atlanta Christian College. This is my fourth year living in Macon and I can't wait to be apart of this new community in such a great location! I look forward to meeting all of our residents here so feel free to stop by and meet me anytime.
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Kristen Jenkins
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Sincerely,
Kristen Jenkins
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