August 18, 2007
Auction of Donated Houses |
Troy-Pike Habitat For Humanity on August 18, 2007 at 9:00am will have an auction of 4 donated houses that must be moved.
Also double car garage with upstairs apartment, single car garage, storage sheds, and partial green house, several miscellaneous lots.
No real Estate will be sold.
Dane L. Hopkins of Clearwater Creek Auctions AAL #1968 will be the auctioneer.
To contact Mr. Hopkins call 334-807-9948
TERMS OF SALE - 10% down, cashiers check, company check, personal check, money order, balance due by August 31, 2007. Letter of Credit from bank, valid ID, buyers premium of 2.5-5-10% on sale price of house. No cash payment will be accepted on sale of house. Cash will be accepted on miscellaneous lots. Notice on DAY OF SALE take PRECEDENCE over previous notice.
For all information about the auction call Mr. Dane Hopkins at 334-807-9948.
Houses can be viewed by appointment. Go by and see the outside of the houses at any time.
601 Elm Street as you can see was donated by Mr. Joe Kelley.
We deeply appreciate your generosity.
Lot 601- 1800+/- Square Feet
- 3 Bedroom
- 2 Bath
- Large Den
- Living Room
- Laundry Room
- Dining Room
- Kitchen
- Fireplace with Gas Logs
- Hardwood Floors
- High Attic with Pull Down Trap Door
The following houses were donated by AB Troy, a development company owned by Don Allen Development and University Housing Group.
This donation is also deeply appreciated.
Lot 611 - Xtra Large House divided into 3 apartments and an upstairs aprtment over a garage
- Apartment A
- 2 Bedroom
- Large Kitchen
- Dining Room Living Room Combo
- 1 Bath
- Apartment B
- Kitchen Dining Room Combo
- 2 Bedroom
- 1 Bath
- Apartment C
- Efficiency Apartment
- Kitchen Dining Room Combo
- 1 Bedroom
- Standup Shower
- Apartment D
- Upstairs Apartment over Garage
- Efficiency Type Apartment
Lot 701 -
- Den
- Fireplace
- Living Room
- Attic
- Kitchen
- Dining Room
- 1-2 Bedroom
- 1 Bath
Lot 703 -
- 1.5 Bath
- Kitchen Dining Room Combo
- Currently used as 4 Bedrrom
AB Troy, a development company owned by Don Allen Development and University Housing Group, has purchased parcels on Elm Street adjacent to the university and has donated the four existing houses to Pike County Habitat for Humanity.
"The land will be used to build new high-end housing designed for students for Troy University," said Wes Bradley, AB Troy partner. "The time is right with Troy's expanded enrollment to take the university's student housing to the next level. The homes on the land were planned for demolition, so donating them to Habitat for Humanity was the right thing to do."
Fred Johnson, AmeriCorps Vista with Pike County Habitat for Humanity, said the donation of the four houses is very much appreciated.
"We are so grateful," he said. "To have these four houses donated to Habitat, well, we are actually overwhelmed. We have never had a donation like this before. It is going to mean so much to our community."
Johnson said a condition of the donation is that the houses will have to be moved.
"But they are all nice houses and in good condition," he said. "Habitat is going to have a house cleanup on Saturday, Aug. 11, to get the houses ready to be auctioned off on Aug. 18."
One of the Elm Street houses is an 1,872-square-foot structure and has three bedrooms, two full baths, living room, dining room, large den with fireplace, kitchen and laundry room.
"This house is especially nice," Johnson said. "All of the houses have great potential. Anybody who has property and wants a house at a good price will want to bid on these donated houses."
The donation of the houses will mean that from one to four houses will be built for Pike County families in need of a home of their own.
"We are getting ready to build a Habitat home in Brundidge," Johnson said. "We already have three families that have been selected for homes. This donation of the four homes could mean that Pike County Habitat for Humanity will be able to construct three or four homes each year for several years."
The houses are located at 611, 701 and 703 Elm Street.
The developers, Don Allen Developers from Auburn and Virginia-based University Housing Group, have partnered in the past and have built several highly successful projects in Auburn.
UHG has been a leader in the student housing industry for more than 20 years with developments at universities throughout the southeast and as far west as Nevada. The project is tentatively named Campus Edge at Troy.
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Thank You,
Troy-Pike Habitat For Humanity
For more information:
Phone: 334-372-7578
Email: info@troypikehabitat.com
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