Drone Updates From Presbyterian Village Athens
Excitement Continues to Build! A three-story crane is on-site and foundations are being poured. To explore the latest construction progress, view our drone footage here.
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Welcome Cameron Honeycutt: The New Executive Director of Presbyterian Village Athens
As we usher in an exciting new era of inspired, active retirement living, we’re pleased to welcome to our family Cameron Honeycutt, our new executive director. Cameron has already fit …
Meet the Kings
TWO FUTURE RESIDENTS WHO ARE EXCITED TO MAKE THE MOVE To say Beverly and Jack King are world travelers, well, that’d be an understatement. They’ve not only visited over 35 …
Groundbreaking Ceremony for Presbyterian Village Athens
On Friday, September 21, the groundbreaking ceremony for Presbyterian Homes of Georgia’s new Life Plan Community was held in its future location in pastoral Oconee County. After discussions throughout …
Explore Drone Footage of Presbyterian Village Athens
As construction is fast approaching, we’re ecstatic that 8021 Macon Highway will soon be home to Presbyterian Village Athens. To explore the progress of your new home, check out our drone …
Logging Taking Place as Groundbreaking Approaches
We are well on our way! With the installation of our construction fencing, we’re excited to share what progress has already taken place. We anticipate logging will continue throughout August. …
Fencing Installed in Anticipation of Groundbreaking
We are getting closer and closer to the official groundbreaking of Athen’s first Life Plan community! The construction fence installation began at the end of July, and logging should continue …
