Turtle Cove
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Welcome to Turtle Cove
Turtle Cove is a waterfront neighborhood on Lake Jackson in Monticello, GA between Jackson and Monticello. It is located about 55 miles southeast of Atlanta and 45 miles north of Macon. Turtle Cove residents enjoy excellent amenities, including golf, tennis, indoor / outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant and a lounge and several parks with picnic areas, beach volleyball and boat ramps.
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Cable / Satelite service
What kind of TV service is available in Turtle Cove? We have a contract on a home an need to get something lined up.
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Started: February 7th 2016Replies: 0
Thinking of buying
Hi, I was down this past weekend looking at a property. The last few nights, I have been researching and have found more negatives than positives online. One resident, this weekend, told me...
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Started: August 23rd 2011Replies: 2
Boycott is NEEDED
First off I want to quote this: "Turtle Cove Property Owner's Association Inc, a nonprofit membership corporation, was created for the purposes of maintaining, improving, regulating and preserving the...
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Started: September 10th 2011Replies: 4
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