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43 at New Albany a Private Apartment Community 43 at New Albany A Private Apartment Community “Where Convenience and Luxury Converge” 5711 MENEREY LANE 43 PRIVATE UNITS ACTIVE ADULT COMMUNITY PET FRIENDLY MAINTENANCE FREE LIFESTYLE COMMUNITY www.43NewAlbany.com CONCEPTUAL : WORK IN PROGRESS www.christoff.com MEET 43 MODERN LIVING Final Design Subject to Change www.christoff.com 43 LIVE IN STYLE 43 AT NEW ALBANY now ushers a new era of living housing 43 luxury apartment homes. Nestled on 2 acres, choose from one and two-bedroom open floor plans, wide spaces and feel at ease. Allow the contemporary details and state-of-the-art features fascinate you. Prepare to relish in this exclusive lifestyle you have chosen. Each of the 43 new luxury apartments boasts contemporary interior architecture, the style. An ideal haven awaits you and your family in this secure and Final Design Subject to Change private community - Welcome to 43 At New Albany. A TRUE 43 LUXURY COMMUNITY 43 AT NEW ALBANY offers its residents private access to its opulent clubhouse. Exclusive membership to the clubhouse provides residents with meeting areas, fitness center, library, business center/private event room with kitchenette, outdoor barbeque/fire-pit, gaming area, elevator access and more. Final Design Subject to Change 43 at New Albany PRELIMINARY PLANS ONE BEDROOM SUITE LAYOUT (Subject to Change) 43 at New Albany PRELIMINARY PLANS TWO BEDROOM SUITE LAYOUT (Subject to Change) Interior Elegant interior details Fabulous Design, Layout and Use of Space! 9' Ceilings Luxury Wood look flooring in bathrooms, laundry room, kitchen and foyer Plush Carpet in all bedrooms Cable / Private WiFi Network Fiber internet access (Built for Work From Home) Advanced cable wiring in all bedrooms and family room LUXURY Walk-in closets Insulated ceiling and exterior walls Ceiling Fans included in family room and master bedrooms Recessed / pendant / track lighting 43 INTERIORS Smoke / carbon monoxide detectors Sherwin Williams flat latex paint Smooth and modern drywall finishes on ceiling and walls Individual Control of Heating and Cooling Open concept kitchens with island overhang for additional seating Washer & Dryer Sliding Glass Door…Patio Door (select units) Utility Room For Laundry and Extra Storage Eco-Friendly / Green Strategy GE Energy Star Appliances Energy Star Windows Low Water Consumption Toilets and Shower Heads Water Efficient Faucets Fully Insulated Doors LED / Fluorescent Lighting Plush Carpets with Recycled Materials Sustainable Hard Surface Flooring (Subject to Change) Elegant Bathrooms European Frameless cabinetry / storage Walk-In Master Tile look Shower with shelves, shaving ledge/footrest Gourmet Kitchen Anti-skid bath tubs European Frameless Cabinetry Porcelain or Wood Plank look bathroom floors and wet areas Side by Side Refrigerator (water/ice dispenser), freezer with automatic ice maker Quartz countertops Free standing range with radiant top Illuminated/LED Mirrors Microwave Low Water Consumption Toilets and Shower Heads Dishwasher Water Efficient Faucets Stainless steel sink and pullout faucet Wide space, wheel chair accessible Subway tile or quartz backsplash Quartz Countertops Waterfall Island Counters Waste Disposal (Subject to Change) EXTERIOR Modern architectural accents Contemporary color palettes IMPRESSIVE Patio / Balcony (select units) Fully sodded and landscaped site Asphalt or Concrete Drive 43 Concrete Sidewalks & Dumpster pad EXTERIORS Sherwin Williams acrylic flat paint Waterproof sealant around exterior windows and doors Landscape hedge and perimeter screening Garages & Parking areas perimeter lighting Screened Dumpster CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS Exceptional high-quality “NEW” construction Concrete building foundation (poured wall / stem wall) Insulated Footers Exterior 1” Rigid Foam Insulation Sealed Ductwork Wood/Steel reinforced construction Brick, Siding, Steel Building Materials Sprinkler System Shingle roofing system 2nd / 3rd floor sound dampening concrete mix Manufacture’s warranties on appliances Final Design Subject to Change (Subject to Change) AMENITIES Private Living Community with 43 Luxury Apartment Homes Maintenance-free lifestyle 2nd floor skybridge connecting North & South Building Smart Technology / High Speed Internet Cable / Private WiFi Network Keyless Entry & Security Cameras (indoor/outdoor) Patio / Balcony (select units) Beautiful Landscaping / Green-space / Water Feature Outdoor gaming area with Cornhole, Jenga, Connect 4 Community area with Fire Pit, Grill and Seating For Social Activities Elevator in the Building Safe, controlled-entry access (Keyless Lobby Entry) COMMUNITY Lobby, Common Area with Fireplace and Flat Screen TV Complimentary Coffee Bar…Espresso Station Library Storage 43 FEATURES 24-Hour Fitness Center Detached Garages with Openers & 240v outlet for electric car charging Pet Friendly + Dog Park Bicycle Parking Mail-Boxes within Building Enjoy A Smoke-Free Building Environment! Walkable Destination (Walking Distance to Dinner and Shopping) Dedicated Salon- Hair Designer (by appointment) Valet Dry Cleaning Professional Management Team (Hometeam Properties) CLUBHOUSE SERVICES Fitness center 24-hour Emergency Response System Great Room / Media / Game 24-Hr Emergency Maintenance Kitchenette 24-Hour Surveillance Camera’s Dining Room / Meeting Area Maintenance and repair Office/ Library Lawn care and snow removal Final Design Subject to Change Reception Area / Lobby Transportation for group outings (also available for errands, Fireplace / TV doctor appointments) - additional fees apply for service Men & Women Restrooms Pet Policy: We welcome you & your best friend, too! Looking for a new home for you & your pet? We are one of the few pet friendly communities in the area & enthusiastically welcome you & your pet (some restrictions apply). Pet Overview: Dogs & cats, including puppies & kittens under 1 year, are welcome at our community. Pet residents must have their health check & shots, and be spayed or neutered by 6 months of age. A signed animal addendum is required to be on file at our leasing office. Two (2) max pets allowed. (Subject to Change) THE TEAM The Christoff Group The Christoff Group is a private real estate development company. The principals at Christoff 43 believe in achieving superior returns on capital by pursuing an opportunistic strategy with a focus on high yielding, risk-adjusted developments involving land, mixed use, residential, multi- family and commercial projects located in high-growth markets. Christoff develops projects that positively impact and improve lives. The company works closely with hand-picked and highly trained leaders in the field - including architects, engineers, sub- contractors, real estate brokers, bankers, lawyers and state/local governmental officials. A Property Management Team You Can Count On Our office consists of a friendly, professional management team committed to providing our clients with the best housing experience in the Columbus, Ohio, area. Our maintenance crew offers a full range of services, including a 24-hour emergency number. For more information, please contact us at (614) 291-2600 or stop by our office located on 222 E 11th Ave., right next to the new Columbus Police station at Summit and Eleventh. PRIME “Easy access to all major freeways” LOCATION Ideally surrounded and centrally located within the New Albany, Westerville, Gahanna and Columbus corridor. 43 AT NEW ALBANY is minutes away from several major highways, Columbus International Airport, popular destinations like Polaris, Easton Mall, Hamilton Quarter, and an array of delectable restaurants and shops. New Albany was named as #1 of America’s Top 50 Suburbs by Business Insider (2015). Its explosive growth has been recognized as one of the most elite communities in Ohio due to its average commute to work, median household income, unemployment rate, and highly educated workforce. 43 is conveniently adjacent to a City park (Blendon Woods) and a wonderful clubhouse Surrounding Suburbs where residents will be able to enjoy both New Albany Westerville Gahanna Columbus recreational and eco friendly activities. AERIAL VIEW 43 at New Albany Adjacent to an “Explosive Growth Corridor Hamilton Road Retail Hamilton Quarter 43 at New Albany’s apartment homes are centrally located to the following 43 at New Albany is adjacent to the new S-Curve and Hamilton Quarter restaurants/retailers: Bibibop, Chipotle, Olive Garden, Swensons, Subway, Development (2 Million sq. ft. mixed use development). The area is McDonald’s, Five Guys, Wendy’s, Dominos, Pizza Hut, Olive Garden, Scramblers, projecting a new influx of big box (Target), retail (Hobby Lobby), banks Panda Express, Popeyes, Long John Silver’s, A&W, variety of other restaurants. In addition, Kohl’s, Meijer, Home Depot, Marshalls, HomeGoods, Giant Eagle, Kroger, (First Financial), hotels (Marriott), gas/vehicle service, fast food Drug Mart, Aldi, LA Fitness, Target, Five Below, Stein Mart and various gas/vehicle (Swensons), casual dining restaurants and Medical facilities (OSU Wexner services, banks, medical facilities, storage and daycare are in close proximity. Medical Center& Ohio Health). Note: All companies listed are within walking, cycling or a short drive. 43 at New Albany VICINITY MAP.
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