River Stone Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

River Stone is a large, amenity-centered Fletcher neighborhood where single-family homes built from 2007 through 2018 cluster around a shared pool, playground, picnic area, and recreation space. Current inventory is tight, with only four homes in play across active and pending status, while recent sales and active pricing keep most attention focused on the mid-$400,000s. Over the last two years, closed sales have ranged from $375,000 to $663,000, with current asking prices spanning roughly $429,000 to $609,000.

Most River Stone homes offer 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and a two-car garage, and garages appear on nearly every recorded listing. Open layouts, fireplaces, fenced backyards, patios, sunrooms or screened porches, and loft or bonus space surface repeatedly throughout the neighborhood. Lots are suburban in scale, averaging about 0.19 acre, but level yards, cul-de-sacs, corner lots, and tree-lined rear buffers give certain blocks more breathing room than the averages suggest. Larger and roomier homes command the strongest prices: over the last two years, 5-bedroom sales averaged about $621,500, compared with roughly $424,600 for 3-bedroom homes.

Amenities & Lifestyle

The neighborhood pool is River Stone's signature amenity, followed closely by the playground and picnic-recreation area. Many listings place these shared spaces within walking distance, which gives the center of the neighborhood a connected feel without requiring oversized lots or estate-style footprints. Weekly food truck nights show up often enough in remarks to read as part of the neighborhood routine rather than a one-off perk.

At the house level, River Stone leans practical and move-in ready. One-level plans, split-bedroom layouts, main-level primary suites, and flexible upstairs bonus rooms all appear in the mix, along with updated kitchens, granite or quartz counters, pantry storage, and fenced outdoor living areas. Exterior descriptions stay mixed and restrained: brick appears occasionally in remarks, but siding and other exterior treatments are more consistent with the way homes are described overall. Basements and waterfront lots are essentially absent.