Across its neighborhoods, National Village offers an unusually diverse selection of new homes, from intimate cottages to spacious custom residences, each with its own architectural character and sense of place.
Almost 400 homes have already been sold, while new opportunities continue to emerge throughout the community. Whether tucked among mature trees, gathered around a neighborhood green, or overlooking the golf course, each enclave offers a different interpretation of the National Village lifestyle.
The newest phase of Eagle Place brings award-winning design to one of National Village's most sought-after settings. Beautifully appointed homes offer an elegant take on modern Southern living, with prices from the $600s to the $900s.
A new chapter at National Village, Quail Hollow pairs spacious homesites with a peaceful, wooded setting. Direct access to the community's scenic trail system brings nature and recreation right to the doorstep. Homes begin in the $800s.
For those drawn to timeless architecture and a more personalized approach, Stone Lake II offers distinctive Craftsman-style custom residences ranging from 2,486 to more than 3,000 square feet. Homes are thoughtfully designed for gracious everyday living, with base prices beginning in the $800s.
For a truly intimate golf-course setting, The Links presents a collection of just seven homesites overlooking Hole 15 of the Links Course. Beautiful Craftsman-style residences sit within a gated enclave, with generous porches oriented toward the golf course and, for select homes, the lake. Beginning at $1 million, these homes offer an unmistakable sense of arrival—and the feeling that every day might be a getaway.
Intimate by design, The Yards is a gated enclave of just 21 two-bedroom cottages designed by Larry Garnett. Arranged around a shared green, the neighborhood has the feel of a private village, while its proximity to the resort makes it effortless to enjoy everything National Village has to offer. Homes start in the mid-$500s.
Ab and Don Conner at Conner Bros. Construction Co., Inc. grew up in the construction business started by their grandfather and his brother 103 years ago. From Auburn’s Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts, its Large Animal Teaching Hospital, Poultry Science Life Sciences buildings, and New Spa at Grand National to the details of these fine homes built in partnership with the RSA, they know quality. They take care of each customer’s home from the start to finish as if it were their own.
Conner Brothers has won various awards from The Lee County Parade of Homes to the NAHB’s National Awards.
They are also the proud developers of upscale communities in the Auburn-Opelika area.
