Custom Home Builders represented by Harrison
& Lear, Inc., in Running Man:
J.D.
Blanchard
Steven D. Wolf
The Kicotan Company
Marque Homes by
CR McLellon
Lester Abbott Construction
Out Back Construction
Darrell E. Hunter
Randall Sarfan
Katzenberg Homes
Pickett Corporation
Daryl & Company
Robert's Construction
Darrell Rutherford
Kramer Construction
Thomas E. Jennette |
The
county of York and nearby Yorktown have not changed significantly from their earliest
heritage almost 400 years ago. Predominantly peaceful Indians roamed the area of
RUNNING MAN and enjoyed the bounty of the land. These wooded areas -- not far from
the rivers of Hampton Roads -- provided safe sanctuary. Then, much later in
history and marking the beginning of our Nation, the Battle of Yorktown took place just
minutes from RUNNING MAN; now the quiet battlefield -- a national landmark -- blends with
the pleasantly paced life of York County. Such is the rich and proud heritage of the
land... land now available for the creative homebuilder and appreciative homeowner.
An
architectural control committee protects your investment in RUNNING MAN and encouraged
innovative design that will assure the future value of the homes. Further protection
of your property and the common areas is offered in perpetuity by the RUNNING MAN
Homeowners Association in which all homeowners automatically share membership and the
responsibility of support (annual fee of $100 as of April 1999).
You are removed
from the pressures of mid-city living at RUNNING MAN. Yet you enjoy all the benefits
of the present, including:
· Wooded home sites
· City water & sewage
· Underground utilities
· Natural gas
· Cable available
· Tax rate of $0.86 per $100
· Street lights, pool, recreation
· Public schools |
Mt. Vernon Elem. (K-Gr. 6)
310 Mt. Vernon Drive
898-0480
Tabb Middle (Gr. 7-8)
300 Yorktown Road
898-0320
Tabb High School (Gr. 9-12)
4431 Big Bethel Road
867-7400 |
There
are 364 acres overall. At RUNNING MAN, you can retreat to all the values inherent in
country living but less than a half hour away from five cities, all Peninsula military
bases, shopping, places of employment and airport.
Section 7A and 7B - Now Open
Take Magruder
Blvd. to Big Bethel Road to
Running Man Trail and a right on Coinjock Run.
Out of the past... a heritage for today. |
