Hunter Army Airfield
02/03/2012
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Veronica L. asks: My husband and I just found out yesterday we will be pcsing to Hunter AAF in April! Pretty excited but can anyone give me information on moving there? Where is the best place to lie Should I buy a house or not Most importantly the best school district? Thank you.
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Michelle Tucker says:
June 7, 2011 at 2:36 pm
Housing on installation?
The housing on HAAF is privatized. The Balfour Beatty Communities.
On post housing : you will find over 500 homes in two established and three brand new neighborhoods. You can submitt applications on-line and view the wait list at : http://www.haaffamilyhomes.com
The main housing areas on HAFF are:
?｢どｨｬ｢New Gannam
?｢どｨｬ｢Wilson Acres
?｢どｨｬ｢New Callaway
?｢どｨｬ｢New Savannah
Summary of Amenities:
14 Tot Lots & Playgrounds
3 Basketball Courts
1 Parks & Green Spaces
2 Community Centers
Upon arriving at Hunter, service members should visit the Housing Service Office (HSO) located in BLDG 1287, 912-315-5327. Housing off installation?
Plenty of off-post rental homes located within 20-30 minutes of HAAF.
Great places to start:
AHRN.com
http://www.Militarybyowner.com
Several Property Managers who specialize in renting military sevice members investment properties (ask about honoring the military clause).
Areas: Berwick Plantation. Planned Community with 7 subdivisions, 2 townhomes coummunites and an apartment complex. Prices range from $900-$1800+.
Pooler: Named one of the fastest growing areas nation wide. Godley Station, Highlands, Savannah Quarters. All areas have several different pocket subdivisions.
Georgetown: Access to the Rio Gate makes this area easy and popular with military families. Rental rates range from $700-$1500+. There are also a few apartment complexes that offer different rental rates.
Richmond Hill: Located in Byran County. Housing both Fort Stewart and Hunter military familes, the rental homes have a great turnover for incoming families. The off post housing offered in Richmond Hill includesapartments, townhomes, marsh estates, single family, executive condo?｢どｨび｢s and gulf course communities.
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June 7, 2011 at 2:36 pm
Housing on installation?
The housing on HAAF is privatized. The Balfour Beatty Communities.
On post housing : you will find over 500 homes in two established and three brand new neighborhoods. You can submitt applications on-line and view the wait list at : http://www.haaffamilyhomes.com
The main housing areas on HAFF are:
?｢どｨｬ｢New Gannam
?｢どｨｬ｢Wilson Acres
?｢どｨｬ｢New Callaway
?｢どｨｬ｢New Savannah
Summary of Amenities:
14 Tot Lots & Playgrounds
3 Basketball Courts
1 Parks & Green Spaces
2 Community Centers
Upon arriving at Hunter, service members should visit the Housing Service Office (HSO) located in BLDG 1287, 912-315-5327. Housing off installation?
Plenty of off-post rental homes located within 20-30 minutes of HAAF.
Great places to start:
AHRN.com
http://www.Militarybyowner.com
Several Property Managers who specialize in renting military sevice members investment properties (ask about honoring the military clause).
Areas: Berwick Plantation. Planned Community with 7 subdivisions, 2 townhomes coummunites and an apartment complex. Prices range from $900-$1800+.
Pooler: Named one of the fastest growing areas nation wide. Godley Station, Highlands, Savannah Quarters. All areas have several different pocket subdivisions.
Georgetown: Access to the Rio Gate makes this area easy and popular with military families. Rental rates range from $700-$1500+. There are also a few apartment complexes that offer different rental rates.
Richmond Hill: Located in Byran County. Housing both Fort Stewart and Hunter military familes, the rental homes have a great turnover for incoming families. The off post housing offered in Richmond Hill includesapartments, townhomes, marsh estates, single family, executive condo?｢どｨび｢s and gulf course communities.
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Tammra B says:
June 7, 2011 at 2:34 pm
We live on post in old housing which is not the best, very small, no storage. We were lucky and did not have to wait, we got a house the same day my husband signed in. Not thrilled with the housing management.
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We live on post in old housing which is not the best, very small, no storage. We were lucky and did not have to wait, we got a house the same day my husband signed in. Not thrilled with the housing management.
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Sherrill R says:
May 28, 2011 at 8:57 pm
Housing on installation? Our experience with housing at Hunter was pretty decent. We had pretty new housing and it was spacious. The attached garage and fenced in backyard were definite pluses. Maintenance responded fairly quickly to work orders.
Housing off installation?
Before we moved on post, we lived in the Georgetown housing area of Savannah. For my husband, it was about a 15 minute drive in the morning and about a 30 minute drive home. Afternoon traffic is horrible on Hwy 204.
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Housing on installation? Our experience with housing at Hunter was pretty decent. We had pretty new housing and it was spacious. The attached garage and fenced in backyard were definite pluses. Maintenance responded fairly quickly to work orders.
Housing off installation?
Before we moved on post, we lived in the Georgetown housing area of Savannah. For my husband, it was about a 15 minute drive in the morning and about a 30 minute drive home. Afternoon traffic is horrible on Hwy 204.
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Tammy Biggers says:
October 24, 2010 at 9:48 am
We live in the old housing in a 2 bedroom. While it is older it is better than what we had at Ft. Hood. Storage though is not so great. Our kitchen is actually twice the size of what we had and we have an actual dining area and living room which down at Ft. Hood was combined and was in such a way you really couldn?｢どｨび｢t use any of it as a dining area.
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We live in the old housing in a 2 bedroom. While it is older it is better than what we had at Ft. Hood. Storage though is not so great. Our kitchen is actually twice the size of what we had and we have an actual dining area and living room which down at Ft. Hood was combined and was in such a way you really couldn?｢どｨび｢t use any of it as a dining area.
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susanna says:
July 1, 2010 at 9:07 pm
Hunter Army Airfield Housing Video by armywife101.com
She also did a video for those PCS?｢どｨび｢ing to Hunter Army Airfield which can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPAvREq2muE
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Hunter Army Airfield Housing Video by armywife101.com
She also did a video for those PCS?｢どｨび｢ing to Hunter Army Airfield which can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPAvREq2muE
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Michelle M Tucker says:
June 23, 2010 at 5:15 am
OFF Post Housing :: Legacy Square @ Berwick Plantation. 10 minutes from Hunter Army Airfield. Community pool, playground, tennis courts, basketball court, street lights, pond with dock, picnic area, community Lake, walking / bike trail, close to shopping at the Berwick Marketplace (Kroger).
Legacy Square is a 107-acre portion of the original historic Berwick Plantation that was later purchased by Konter Homes from International Paper, who used this property as a tree farm. The main entrance of Legacy Square is located within Berwick Plantation on the West Side of Coastal Highway 17 in Savannah, Georgia
HOA website : http://legacysquarehoa.org/
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June 23, 2010 at 5:15 am
OFF Post Housing :: Legacy Square @ Berwick Plantation. 10 minutes from Hunter Army Airfield. Community pool, playground, tennis courts, basketball court, street lights, pond with dock, picnic area, community Lake, walking / bike trail, close to shopping at the Berwick Marketplace (Kroger).
Legacy Square is a 107-acre portion of the original historic Berwick Plantation that was later purchased by Konter Homes from International Paper, who used this property as a tree farm. The main entrance of Legacy Square is located within Berwick Plantation on the West Side of Coastal Highway 17 in Savannah, Georgia
HOA website : http://legacysquarehoa.org/
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Krystel says:
May 31, 2010 at 12:08 pm
I lived offpost and onpost at HAAF. At HAAF they offer both new and old housing. Most families with 2 or more children qualified for the new housing depending on the ages and gender. I lived in the new housing in New Gannam and liked it alot. The floors downstairs were made of Pergo or fake wood tiles. The kitchens were nice with nice white appliances and glass top stoves. Closet space was amazing both up and downstairs . The bedrooms were roomy and our yards were fenced in. My house also had 2.5 bathrooms.
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I lived offpost and onpost at HAAF. At HAAF they offer both new and old housing. Most families with 2 or more children qualified for the new housing depending on the ages and gender. I lived in the new housing in New Gannam and liked it alot. The floors downstairs were made of Pergo or fake wood tiles. The kitchens were nice with nice white appliances and glass top stoves. Closet space was amazing both up and downstairs . The bedrooms were roomy and our yards were fenced in. My house also had 2.5 bathrooms.
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