Moving Made Easy
Wednesday, December 16th, 2009
Moving across the country can often be a daunting and seemingly insurmountable task. Between house hunting, packing, flying across the country and coordinating with movers it seems like an exhausting task, but for Rebekah Hanlon, her cross country move from San Francisco to Atlanta was none of those things.
Rebekah moved to Atlanta after the Wells Fargo and Wachovia merger. While she didn’t know where in Atlanta she wanted to move, Rebekah did have specific requirements for her agent. She wanted a boutique condo, similar to the one she lived in in San Francisco.
After learning about The Astoria at the Aramore, Rebekah was in love. She adored the custom finish work, detail of the condo and upgraded appliances and fixtures. She also really loved the fireplace and hardwood floors, perfect for throw rugs and cozy fires during the winter months.
In addition to being impressed by the condo, Rebekah also loved the close knit community at the Astoira. She was especially impressed with the friendly sales staff, who often went out of their way to make sure that her move was perfect and seemless.
Now two months into her purchase, Rebekah couldn’t be happier. Living in the luxury Atlanta condo has put her within walking distance of some of Buckhead’s finest restaurants including Holman and Finch and Restaurant Eugene. She is also only seven minutes from work, making her commute a breeze.
In addition to offering residents custom upgrades throughout their homes, The Astoria at the Aramore is known for its high rise amenities, including a large gym, conference room, and outdoor patio which features a fire pit, various seating areas, spa and large pool complete with a waterfall.
For more information about how you can become a part of this exclusive luxury community, visit www.theastoriacondos.com.

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