Patty Scott Joins the Carnes Crossroads Real Estate Sales Team
September 24, 2014
SUMMERVILLE, SC – Carnes Crossroads Real Estate has added a new member to its sales team. Patty Scott is a former interior designer who has been selling new homes and condominiums in planned communities in South Carolina and Florida for more than a decade. Most recently, she was an on-site sales executive with the Carolina One New Homes division at the Tides Condominiums on Charleston Harbor.
“Patty’s diverse real estate industry knowledge and friendly attitude make her the perfect addition to our talented team at Carnes Crossroads,” said Chuck Buck, Broker-in-charge at Carnes Crossroads Real Estate. “Collectively, our team offers a wealth of experience and knowledge about buying a new home.”
Carnes Crossroads Real Estate sales associates are trained to represent homes from each of the builders at Carnes Crossroads: Ashton Woods Homes, David Weekley Homes, Eastwood Homes and Sable Homes. They also help buyers understand the plans for development of the entire community, including new businesses, trails, parks and other amenities. The Carnes Crossroads Real Estate office is located at the Information Center, a one-stop resource for information about the newly-developing community in Summerville and Goose Creek.
About Carnes Crossroads
Carnes Crossroads, a 2,300-acre master planned community located in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina’s growth, is evolving as a significant residential and commercial center in the Summerville/Goose Creek area of Berkeley County. The traditional residential neighborhoods, southern architecture, parks, trails and lakes at Carnes Crossroads are being carefully integrated with retail businesses, corporate offices, medical facilities, schools and churches to create a small-town community where people live, work and play. The ownership and development team behind Carnes Crossroads is also responsible for the highly successful 4,000-acre community of Daniel Island in Charleston.
For additional information about Carnes Crossroads, visit www.carnescharleston.com.
