ATLANTA, GA, September 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) The Park at Walnut Ridge is pleased to announce that it will be opening in the fall of 2012.
Located in beautiful Frederick, MD, The Park at Walnut Ridge is conveniently located near Washington National Pike, I-70 and US Route 340. Only an hour away from the heart of Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, Frederick offers the perfect access to these career hubs.
The Park at Walnut Ridge offers a wide array of amenities, including a stunning swimming pool with sundeck, an expansive dog park, convenient elevators in multi-storey buildings, a "Tot Lot" play area, car care center, and a club house with a clubroom, fitness center, and internet cafe. The Park at Walnut Ridge is a pet and child friendly community, making it ideal for all families.
With a wide variety of floor plans, The Park at Walnut Ridge is able to meet the needs of a wide range of prospective tenants. Units feature kitchens with oak cabinetry, durable vinyl flooring with wood-like patterning, black appliances, and pantries featuring microwaves and refrigerators with icemakers. Some floor plans include kitchen islands with breakfast bar seating. In addition to these luxurious kitchen features, units at The Park at Walnut Ridge include walk-in closets, spacious exterior patios or balconies, a washer and dryer, 9' ceilings, and convenient wiring for high-speed internet and cable.
The Park at Walnut Ridge is located at
2060 Yellow Springs Road
Suite 102
Frederick, MD 21702
Interested applicants can apply for a unit online at http://www.theparkatwalnutridge.com or by calling 855-213-2653.
About The Park at Walnut Ridge:
The Park at Walnut Ridge is Frederick, Maryland's newest apartment community, opening in fall 2012. Managed by Wood Residential Services, The Park at Walnut Ridge offers a wide selection of amenities for its residents. It is conveniently located off of Catoctin Mountain Highway at 2060 Yellow Springs Road in Frederick, MD.
Interested applicants can apply to live at The Park at Walnut Ridge at http://www.theparkatwalnutridge.com or by calling 855-213-2653.
The Park at Walnut Ridge is Opening Fall 2012 in Frederick, Maryland
Premier Frederick, Maryland apartment community The Park at Walnut Ridge announces its opening in fall 2012.
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