Brookside News + Events

July 4, 2007

Riley Road Pool and Rec Center NOW OPEN

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 
Brookside Delivers "Extra" Pool to Community
 
(Warrenton, Virginia) Brookside Communities, LLC today announced the grand opening of the Riley Road Pool and Recreation Facility. The pool, large enough for competition swim meets, was built to provide a suitable facility while the Lakefront Village Center goes through final planning, design and construction.

Brookside’s Lakefront Village Center and Community Facilities are approved at the location near the confluence of Brookside’s Lakes, Parkway, and Spring Valley Park & Trail System. However, due to delays in the approval of construction plans, submitted November 2002 and necessary to access the approved location, Brookside Communities, LLC began investigating the practicality of a small HOA facility near Riley Road, complete with clubhouse, parking, pool, tennis and tot lots.

Understanding the need for recreational amenities irrespective of the County’s approval process, Brookside Communities, LLC decided to act upon its instincts and has now delivered the fully finished Pool and Recreation Facility for the benefit of the current and future residents of Brookside.

 
Brookside Pool & Auburn Middle School in Backround
 
The Brookside Hurricanes, a local youth swim team, now uses the pool for its practices and meets, giving residents yet another local option for athletics.

When the Lakefront Village Center and Community Facilities open, Brookside will then boast two pools, additional tennis courts, tot lots, meeting space and ultimately a lakeside beach for residents.

ABOUT BROOKSIDE

Brookside is a planned community in Fauquier County on the DC side of Warrenton, situated on over 1,000 acres. With over 250 estate homes already occupied, residents enjoy the serenity of the five lakes along with the recreational opportunities provided by the new pool, tennis and athletic courts, tot lots, trials and open space. There are three new Fauquier County Schools adjacent to and within Brookside that are now serving Brookside residents, including Greenville Elementary School, Auburn Middle School, and Kettle Run High School.

Brookside is nestled in the countryside of Fauquier County, just 35 miles from Washington, DC with easy access to the Dulles Corridor, Route 29, Interstate 66, and Route 7.

For more information, please call 1-888-609-2226 or visit http://www.BrookNews.com.