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<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"In 2016, Scott Gillespie, of Deep River South Development, LLC was able to secure a purchase agreement for a 49.5 acre property at the corner of Clark Road and Seay Road in Boiling Springs for the development of a new subdivision with the help and guidance of Langston-Black\u2019s Rick Hammett.\u00a0 This property became Bexley Park, a 116 home community. Scott says that \u201cRick was instrumental to them in getting this great property under contract\u201d.\u00a0 \u201cNot only did he help in that crucial front-end work, but he stayed actively involved and gave us a lot of assistance in our effort to market and develop the community\u201d.\u00a0 \u201cRick is a pro and is one of the hardest working realtors I have ever worked with in my 40 years of real estate development\u201d.\u00a0 Since their first project, Deep River South Development, LLC now has two other deals that Rick was also instrumental in helping make happen.\u00a0 One being the 171-lot community of Peachtree Park in Duncan, off of Shoals Road and Colts Neck, a 130-lot community in Greer that is in the final engineering approval stage.<\/p>\n
All of the homes in Bexley Park are being built by Essex Homes.\u00a0 This was one of their earliest communities in the Greenville\/Spartanburg market and it fits their profile to a T.\u00a0 They are working together to make it really stand out; having outstanding curb appeal is the attention to detail that is important as they want to give the neighborhood and its future residents a special place that they will be proud to call home.<\/p>\n
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In 2016, Scott Gillespie, of Deep River South Development, LLC was able to secure a purchase agreement for a 49.5 acre property at the corner of Clark Road and Seay Road in Boiling Springs for the development of a new subdivision with the help and guidance of Langston-Black\u2019s Rick Hammett.\u00a0 This property became Bexley Park, … <\/p>\n