--- title: "Holloway Country Manor Quick Move-In Home at 2519 Celeste Cir in Altair Ridge by Toll Brothers | MLS-20261089765" description: "View our beautifully crafted Holloway Country Manor Quick Move-In Home by Toll Brothers" canonical_url: "https://www.tollbrothers.com/luxury-homes-for-sale/Michigan/Altair-Ridge/Quick-Move-In/MLS-20261089765" generated_at: 2026-11-10T12:58:41.682Z --- # Quick Move-In Home: Holloway Country Manor [Michigan](https://www.tollbrothers.com/luxury-homes/Michigan) > [Detroit](https://www.tollbrothers.com/luxury-homes/Detroit-MI) > [Altair Ridge](https://www.tollbrothers.com/luxury-homes-for-sale/Michigan/Altair-Ridge) Altair Ridge - Home Site: 14 - Address: 2519 Celeste Cir - Location: Orion Township, MI | Oakland County - Priced at: $399,000 - Bedrooms: 3 - Baths: 2 - Half Bath: 1 - Garages: 2 - Sq Ft: 1,971 - Stories: 2 - Home Type: Townhome - Status: Quick Move-In 5/2027 ## Online Sales Team - Team: Amy, Kerry, Lyndsey & Jenny - Phone: 866-267-0537 ## Sales Center 2464 Celeste Cir, Orion Township, MI 48360 ## Description The Holloway brings comfort, convenience, and luxury together across an engaging open floor plan. An inviting foyer leads you into an expansive casual dining area, a sprawling great room, and a gourmet kitchen. The well-appointed kitchen features a large center island and a generous walk-in pantry, ideal for culinary enthusiasts. The second-floor primary bedroom is highlighted by a spacious walk-in closet and a private bath with a dual-sink vanity and a relaxing shower. The Holloway home design also features a two-car garage, an everyday entry, and a convenient powder room. ## Quick Move-In Highlights - Open concept living level that seamlessly connects the casual dining area, great room, and kitchen, ideal for entertaining - Expansive primary bedroom suite featuring a luxurious bath and generous walk-in closet - Chef-inspired kitchen with a large center island, breakfast bar, and walk-in pantry - Open rail staircase detail replacing the traditional half wall for architectural distinction and visual continuity