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After a cold and rainy winter, we are all looking forward to warmer weather and sunshine this season! Spring can be a time for new beginnings and after many years of being a truly valuable asset and leader of the New Homes & Ideas Team, Regional Publisher, Jodi Sauerbier, has moved on to a new opportunity in her career. It has been an absolute pleasure working with Jodi for nearly 20 years and although she will be missed, we wish her much success and happiness in her future endeavors! I feel blessed and honored for this opportunity to take on the role as Publisher of New Homes & Ideas after being a part of the team for many years, and look forward to what the future holds.

We are excited to bring you another issue full of resources and information for shopping for your new home in the Triangle! This issue, our continuing series on “Why the Triangle?” features local arts & entertainment venues for you to explore on pages 18-21. If you are new to the area, you may not have realized that the Raleigh-Durham area is a hub for the cultural arts and has a huge concentration of art museums, galleries and attractions that are within your reach. Next, we have local Interior Designer, Don Ricardo Massenburg, who guides us through “The House That Quarantine Built” and how home design trends are being affected by the Covid-19 pandemic on pages 22-26. Home design is changing to reflect the needs of those who are working, schooling and even exercising from home. Builders are changing their focus to accommodate a greater need for home offices, flex spaces, and outdoor living areas. If you have been hearing all the buzz surrounding Fiber Internet, you must read how to “Future-Proof Your Home” on pages 28-31 which will provide a closer look into the differences between Fiber Internet and traditional cable Internet as well as the benefits of upgrading to Fiber Internet in your home. With many still working from home and utilizing virtual learning at home, fast Internet is more important than ever.

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PUBLISHER SARAH DAVIS SarahDavis@NewHomesandIdeas.com

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If you are like many who are in the market for a new home this spring, you will find a plethora of new home options in our community directory beginning on page 44. Whether you are looking for your very first home, you’re upgrading to a larger home in a master-planned neighborhood, or even downsizing to a maintenance-free townhome option, you will find a variety of communities to explore in these pages. Be sure to visit our website at NewHomesandIdeas.com to shop for your new home and find home decorating and design ideas!

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SPRING 2021 | April, May, June

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NEW HOME DIRECTORIES DURHAM COUNTY 36 Durham County Relocation Information 44 Durham County Map 46 Durham County Directories

18 THE PEOPLE’S COLLECTION: ART IN THE TRIANGLE Erica Jevons Sizemore 22 THE HOUSE THAT QUARANTINE BUILT: POST-PANDEMIC HOME DESIGN TRENDS Don Ricardo Massenburg, DESiGN iNKREDiBLE LLC

ORANGE, CHATHAM & ALAMANCE COUNTIES 37 Orange, Chatham & Alamance Counties Relocation Information 48 Orange, Chatham & Alamance Counties Map 50 Orange, Chatham & Alamance Counties Directories

28 FUTURE-PROOF YOUR HOME WITH FIBER INTERNET Shannon McSwiney

FRANKLIN & GRANVILLE COUNTIES 38 Franklin & Granville Counties Relocation Information 54 Franklin & Granville Counties Map 55 Franklin & Granville Counties Directories

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NORTHERN WAKE COUNTY 40 Wake County Relocation Information 56 Northern Wake County Map 58 Northern Wake County Directories

8 HOME PRODUCTS, SERVICES & REMODELING IDEAS 16 BUILD ON YOUR LOT & CUSTOM HOME BUILDERS

SOUTHWESTERN WAKE & LEE COUNTIES 42 Southwestern Wake Counties Relocation Information 64 Southwestern Wake Counties Map 66 Southwestern Wake Counties Directories EASTERN WAKE, JOHNSTON & HARNETT COUNTIES 43 Eastern Wake, Johnston & Harnett Counties Relocation Information 74 Eastern Wake, Johnston & Harnett Counties Map 76 Eastern Wake, Johnston & Harnett Counties Directories

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Built into the fabric of the Triangle area is a hub for the cultural arts. With a plethora of state-of-the-art performance venues, museums, galleries, symphonic music, recording studios, theatres and NY Times best-selling authors in our midst, the area offers something for everyone to celebrate and enjoy from novice to expert. The Triangle has been able to preserve its own unique artistic and literary culture during a period of robust growth, collectively yielding a wealth of opportunity and strong future potential for the community and its visitors. The cultural arts in the Triangle already have a strong foundation. As Hannah Hayes, writer for Southern Living Magazine, puts it, “Free of the fuss… known more for their major universities and the international companies headquartered in The Research Triangle Park, (these towns) have discreetly transformed into a bucolic-urban oasis where the arts and tech synergize and anything homegrown - from business to vegetables - is enthusiastically exalted,” with the arts being no exception. Led by a class of imaginative artists and innovators, the cultural arts enhance quality of life and stimulate innovation, creating an interdependent enterprise that keeps the area quietly buzzing. Often referred to as the “Smithsonian of the South,” Raleigh 18

is bursting with live performing artists and visual art offerings including numerous nationally acclaimed organizations, mustsee collections and local haunts (small jazz clubs, coffee shops and bookstores), grassroots galleries and many collegiate art program attractions that span the region. Concurrently, Durham has been ranked among the highest concentration for workers in the creative class and is home to the Nasher museum, several hybrid art galleries and performance installation venues and Merge Records. Chapel Hill and Carrboro are host to a plethora of galleries and artisan co-ops; in the 1980s and 1990s, Chapel Hill was well-known as an incubator for the punk/underground music scene, and years later, that spirit remains in places like Local 506 and The Cave. National acts can be found headed to the Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC), Duke Energy Center for Performing Arts, PNC arena and The Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro. If you are still unsure about the area’s artistic and literary underpinnings, try to find a town which doesn’t have a bookstore or forget to mention the bookBot - robotic delivery system that can retrieve any item from more than 18,000 book bins within five minutes - on the North Carolina State University library campus. Advertised as a “community of writers,” Hillsborough inspires with its natural beauty, and locals find it an optimal space for creating, among

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“WE NEED THE ARTS AS MUCH AS OTHER CORE NEEDS BECAUSE THEY FEED OUR SOULS AND CULTIVATE A DESIRE TO LEARN AND EXPLORE.” them writers Alan Gurganus, Annie Dillard and Jill McCorkle. And while North Carolina averages 19 non-profit arts and cultural organizations per county, Durham boasts more than 150 non-profit arts organizations with more than 900 artists of record. There is opportunity and outlets for investment in and across the spectrum of the arts locally. With a personal passion for the arts, Lori O’Keefe has dedicated herself to the nonprofit sector serving as president and CEO of the Triangle Community Foundation whose focus is working to build a strong, diverse Triangle community. O’Keefe believes the arts are an integral component to their strategic mission. Together with dedicated donors and nonprofits, they help to ensure the cultural arts are accessible across neighborhoods and communities with unrestricted grants going to smaller nonprofits and grassroots organizations, allowing them to continue to fund the work they are doing. She explains, “We try to focus on smaller arts organizations and those that have been overlooked from traditional art donor audiences. We need to identify and curate the next generation of talents.” O’Keefe contends that sometimes the arts are taken for granted but we should remember that we need the arts as much as other core needs because they feed our souls and cultivate a desire to learn and explore. “A couple years ago at a lunch for a youth nonprofit, I was talking with a high school senior planning to study mechanical engineering, who said he had taught himself how to play the piano on YouTube. I was floored by the names of the classical artists he was familiar with and enjoyed, some of which I myself didn’t know,” she recalls. When asked whether he had ever been to the symphony, he hadn’t. “His family didn’t have the means to do so and although he never was going to be an

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Each year, the Triangle area generates about $377M in spending by non-profit and cultural arts audiences. Local artist and gallery owner, Linda Dallas, says “Creativity doesn’t just live in the arts. Creativity lives in business. Creativity lives in science. This is what makes for a Smart City.” The Triangle is definitely plumb with smarts as the governmental and educational center of North Carolina. With an investment in the arts, our own critical thinking and innovation benefits. National studies have proven that arts programs decrease youth delinquency, enhance childhood development, encourage conflict resolution, build tolerance and self-respect, improve overall academic and behavioral performance. The arts are essential to innovative workforce development, provide economic benefits, increase tourism and are a principal determinant in quality of life and health. In a recent survey, 92 percent of community respondents across a diverse demographic sample agreed that “learning art skills is an important way to master other basic skills” and is a focus of K-12 education in the Triangle area. As area proponents look at the programs bringing arts and music education to younger audiences, our state museum comes to mind. The North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) stewards programs and experiences for the entire Triangle community and beyond. In 1947, an initial $1 million appropriation was approved by the state legislature to purchase a collection of European and American paintings and sculptures for the people of North Carolina. These funds were matched by the Kress Foundation to procure another 70 works of art, a

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North Carolina Museum of Art’s West Building featuring the sculpture Ogromna, 2009, by Ursula von Rydingsvard.

historic investment unheard of at the time which drew national attention. Now gearing up for the 75th anniversary of this initial collection which established the NCMA as a premier art museum, the museum which once was located on Morgan Street in downtown Raleigh can be found on an expansive campus along Blue Ridge Road. Valerie Hillings, NCMA director and a Duke University graduate, has always been struck by the memories of every person she meets who had visited the original Morgan Street collection. She recalls, “For many North Carolinians, it was a ﬁrst and very important part of their cultural life memories.” In 1988, while under the leadership of Larry Wheeler, the NCMA created a master plan to expand the museum with an outdoor theatre, walking trails and contemporary gardens. What was envisioned would add community gathering spaces and unify the museum campus. Among the largest of its kind in the world, the complete 164-acre NCMA park established shared spaces integrating art, music and nature with the traditional museum experience. As Hillings notes, with the addition of the Museum Park to the already respected permanent and rotating collections in the East and West Buildings, the museum “distinguishes itself, setting it apart from others across the country. It’s the people’s (art) collection - open and free.” Already largely appreciated, the importance and value of the Museum Park is now undisputed, having welcomed over 900,000 people from all over during the 2020 pandemic. Not all parks remained open but this well-loved site encouraged people to visit to enjoy the outdoors and the art. Future plans include developing the lawn space behind the East building into an arts and entertainment zone, a social space where people can enjoy community, concerts, art, ﬁlm and wellness together. As the NCMA evolves, Hillings intends to “consider the varied interests of the community to create what is balanced and resonates, aiming to bring attention to the fact that all art is

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In March, the NCMA opened a featured exhibit, Golden Mummies of Egypt, and anticipates welcoming a million visitors over an extended showing period, despite reduced capacity Covid-19 requirements. The NCMA will also be offering digital tours and educational programming with over 7,000 students expected to see the collection. “To the degree we can offer things for free and for the people, that is our goal,” Hillings continues, “providing educational components and exposure to audiences in schools, across the state, nationally and internationally in turns gains more interest.” Looking back, most would not have predicted that the internet would now be an arena for cultural performance like in the manner it’s been during Covid-19 and that which it will be used during the Golden Mummies of Egypt exhibition. Similarly, there has been an effort to develop outdoor art experiences for the Triangle community during the pandemic. Working to find new ways to feature the cultural arts, Raleigh has established its first ever public art plan which will provide new direction to how art is created and placed throughout the city, looking to maximize the use of resources to support the future arts ecosystem. Public support and public and private partnership will ensure the cultural arts continue to reflect the Triangle, our rich diversity and allow them to be accessible to our area residents and visitors. Visual and performing arts, literary arts, sciences and humanities and cultural expression celebrate the foundation of the diverse population who reside here. O’Keefe reminds, “Art is a reflection of our humanity and where we are in the evolution of our lives, a cultural legacy for each generation, and the arts make it a sustainable part of our story,” and our story in the Triangle is still being crafted by many very talented and dedicated community members for all of us to enjoy.

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A view of the NCMA’s East Building through the rings of Thomas Sayre’s Gyre, 1999

Triangle Area Arts Organizations RALEIGH Duke Energy Center for Performing Arts Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek PNC Arena North Carolina Symphony Carolina Ballet North Carolina Opera Raleigh Little Theatre Raleigh Symphony Orchestra Lincoln Theatre The Pour House Music Hall North Carolina Museum of Art North Carolina Museum of History North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences Marbles Kids Museum Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) Artsplosure Koka Booth Amphitheatre (Cary) DURHAM Durham Performing Arts Center DPAC The Nasher Museum of Art Motorco Music Hall The Carolina Theatre African American Dance Ensemble

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THE HOUSE THAT QUARANTINE BUILT:

POST-PANDEMIC HOME DESIGN TRENDS BY DON RICARDO MASSENBURG, DESiGN iNKREDiBLE LLC

Millions love The Property Brothers and HGTV, but it seems that COVID-19 has now become the largest influencer of home design trends. While stay-at-home orders took place around the world, a house became way more than just a home. The home is now an office, school, gym, and much more. The pandemic has left a substantial mark on home design and has changed the way homeowners want to live. This has come as no surprise because many design features in homes today, such as the powder room or half bath near the front door, originated or became popular because of efforts to prevent or slow the spread of illness during the early 20th Century flu pandemic. Now, many are reexamining the function of the home as once popular design elements have become less workable. As homes are playing greater roles in daily living, they will need to adapt in order to accommodate more activities and services. The hustle and bustle outside of the home has commenced as we have started to emerge; however, the new reliance on the home will surely persist after the pandemic subsides and this experience will absolutely have implications for how homes will be designed going forward. Let’s talk about the must-haves of a postpandemic dream house!

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WELCOME HOME Entryways and mudrooms go from a nice option to a necessity. Entryways will become clearly deﬁned transitional spaces that will allow for the removal and storage of shoes and outerwear immediately upon entrance and the ability to wash or sanitize hands. Some homeowners are even requesting a laundry room near the high trafﬁc entrance that will allow clothing and masks to be placed directly into the washing machine before entering the house.

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THE GREAT DIVISION Walls and doors are back! The open floor plan will be reimagined as the demand for personal space has grown significantly. Homeowners want more rooms, walls, doors, and more privacy. Well celebrated for its entertainment value, the ever popular openconcept floor plan will be done in a method that will give dwellers the best of both worlds, an allowance for privacy, while still offering openness. Homes now need to be separated into more defined quiet and noisy zones for entertainment, learning, and relaxation.

GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS Home ofﬁces have become coveted real estate. Families cramped together around a kitchen table or sharing a desk for work and online learning isn’t sustainable for productivity. Now, more than ever home builders and interior designers are being asked to carve out designated workspaces. Many new homes will be built with private home ofﬁces that allow for proper seating, work surfaces, lighting, noise reduction, and temperature control. In homes undergoing renovations, we will see built-in desks, sectioned off alcoves, and other areas converted into workstations. Some homeowners are trans-

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forming the rarely used formal areas such as a formal dining room or an occasional sitting area into a functional home ofﬁce. The home as a workspace has become the new norm. Whether reconﬁguring existing spaces or adding new square footage, a designated work from home area will surely be in the plans.

MIXING IT UP One room, multiple purposes! Home buyers are seeking adaptable spaces that can be easily converted. Mixed-use or multipurpose areas are a must. Homes will need designated spaces for a greater number of specific activities, such as reading, napping, physical activity and entertainment. Garages for instance, are being planned and built for easy conversion to recreation rooms. Builders are adding windows, easier connection or flow to other parts of the home and installing fixtures that will allow future plumbing and HVAC capabilities. What 3-4 functions can this room serve? That is the burning question!

BE WELL COVID-19 inﬂuenced a deeper emphasis on health and wellness at home. The design build industry has incorporated home elements that help to focus on improving health, the mind and well-being. Do home building, renovations, and wellness have anything in common? Absolutely! The house has a major impact on your health and well-being. From the materials chosen to

build with, to the layout and ﬂow of the spaces, to the placement of windows, and even the lighting plays a factor in health, happiness, and longevity. This focus on well-being has also increased the awareness of a needed space within the home to disconnect. Introducing the wellness room! Homeowners are looking for a simple place where they can destress. These are spaces designed with mental health in mind. The wellness room is often intended to provide a break from technology, and invite everything from yoga, sound therapy, meditation to massage. The goal is to create a welcoming, comfortable retreat that allows you to escape and unwind while at home.

OUT AND ABOUT It’s a fact that outdoor living and recreation spaces can help calm cabin fever so it’s no surprise that dwellers are expanding the use of their outdoor areas at home. Creating an outdoor entertaining space has become much more than simply growing a pretty garden, but more of a health necessity. It seems as if the backyard has become the new family room, especially after a pandemic. Builders are adding outdoor amenities to homes as the owners seek to host small gatherings, movie nights, and even family camping. They want to create an actual living space outdoors that truly brings the cozy feeling of the indoors onto the deck or patio. With this, we are seeing a demand for outdoor kitchens, the installation of heaters, outdoor ﬁreplaces, heated

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ﬂoors on porches, and other features such as ﬁrepits. Need additional living space? It could be right there in the backyard. After a full year of staying at home, it comes as no surprise that home design trends are leaning toward an emphasis on function, health, and adaptability like never before. It may be that things will not return to the way they were and that’s certainly not a bad thing. The pandemic has forced us to reconsider the way we live and build in the future. The need for well-designed, healthy homes that work well for the entire family has and always will be essential.

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FUTURE-PROOF YOUR HOME WITH FIBER INTERNET Contributed by Shannon McSwiney, Ting Internet – NC Markets

WHAT IS FIBER? Fiber is the first infrastructure created specifically for the Internet. It leaves old copper networks in the dust. Fiber is fast, really reliable and has huge capacity for future growth. Fiber changes everything. It doesn’t change the way you, the user, accesses the Internet though. All your connected devices work the same as they ever did, just faster and with way more bandwidth available to everyone in your home or business. As technology evolves, we’ll need a stronger and better Internet. Fiber factors this growth in from the start. In the US, Internet infrastructure lags far behind other parts of the world. Fiber is the great equalizer. The benefits it brings can be transformative for a community.

OLD, UNRELIABLE COPPER Historically, copper was used to wire homes to telecommunications networks, mostly for the use of telephones and then cable TV. However, with the advent of the Internet, copper’s time had come. Most Internet today runs off of copper. Why? Well, because it’s there. But just because it’s there doesn’t mean it’s the right infrastructure for the job.

HOW FIBER OPTICS WORK With fiber, communications are delivered along optical glass strands in light pulses. These fiber strands are almost perfectly transparent and each one is only about the width of a human hair. A coating on each strand ensures “total internal reflection” so the light has nowhere to escape. Light is an extremely efficient method of sending data from point A to point B. Compared to copper, where electrical signals are carried on bulky copper wiring, fiber makes for faster, clearer transmission. On a fiber connection, video chats are crystal clear, uploading files to the cloud is a breeze and there’s no risk of anyone hogging the bandwidth. It’s a system made for the Internet.

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NOT ALL FIBER IS CREATED EQUAL With fiber to the home (FTTH) you can get upload and download speeds up to 1000 Mbps. And with Ting fiber, you can upload as fast as you download. With other providers, you might get a decent download speed, but often upload speeds are subpar at best. Why is upload important? It lets you push to the Internet as much as you pull from it. That means contributors and innovators can add files to the cloud and work more efficiently than ever before. Not to freak you out or anything but a wireless router, even when it’s wired to a fiber connection, is limited by its own, well, limitations. You’re going to get lower Internet speeds on Wi-Fi depending on what your device is capable of. From physical barriers to signal degradation, Wi-Fi is an improving, albeit imperfect tech. Wireless is great and the trade-offs can be worth it. However, for the fastest connection (and especially if you want to do a speed test), a direct, wired connection is where it’s at. Why is fiber to the home (FTTH) the best kind of fiber? It gets you a direct connection to the actual Internet. Fiber is brand new tech for most neighborhoods and requires brand new infrastructure. It might interest you to know that the main backbone of America’s Internet infrastructure is fiber. From the larger Internet, most towns, cities and metropolises get connected with old copper wiring, limiting our ability to use the Internet to its full potential. FTTH brings the Internet of

the future right to your door and into your home or business. It enables faster communication for a digital age.

REALLY RELIABLE INTERNET Imagine what it would be like if the Internet ceased to be. Well, consider the inverse. Imagine what it would be like if the Internet was pervasive and so reliable you didn’t even have to think about it anymore. That’s what ﬁber does. We rely on the Internet to do all the average stuff of life. We use the Internet to connect home security systems, work from home, order groceries, research school projects, video chat with grandma and more. Gigabit infrastructure is important to America. The Internet has rapidly become a backbone of society. Education, business and healthcare increasingly rely on the Internet for more than just communication. In the future, we’ll use the Internet in new ways. That’s why Ting builds in huge capacity right from the start, so you’ll never get throttled or have to ﬁght for bandwidth on the network when everyone’s home at night.

FIBER IS FUTURE PROOF True gigabit Internet, of the sort offered by Ting, gives you up to 1000 Mbps upload and download speeds. By any account, that’s an insane level of speed. So, why would the average home or business want ﬁber? For the future of course. Fiber is purpose-built infrastructure for the Internet. It recognizes our evolving use of the Internet and gives us the freedom,

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ﬂexibility and choice to continue to grow. Fiber helps us keep up on a global scale. It helps small businesses stay competitive and innovate for tomorrow. More Americans are telecommuting and working from home and in need of better Internet. Better Internet isn’t a luxury for home-buyers, it’s a must. More and more, the appliances and services in our homes rely on the Internet. Better Internet makes smart homes run more smoothly.

BETTER FOR BUSINESSES The way businesses use the Internet has changed rapidly in the last 20, 10 and even five years. Today, startups and tech incubators are doing more with the Internet than ever before. Fiber makes the Internet more useful. Video calls are seamless. Designers can share large files to the cloud in seconds. Teams can contribute to the Internet and create game changing products and experiences for customers. The availability of fiber draws new businesses to towns and creates jobs. Entrepreneurs don’t want an Internet connection to slow down their vision. No matter what type of Internet user you are, you can learn more about fiber and get ready for the future at ting.com/internet. *Content adapted from “Ting What is Fiber?” eBook: https://ting.com/ wp-content/uploads/Ting-What-is-Fiber-Ebook_Digital.pdf

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Public School Information ALAMANCEBURLINGTON 336-570-6060 www.abss.k12.nc.us ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Alexander Wilson Altamahaw-Ossipee R. Homer Andrews Eastlawn Elon Audrey W. Garrett Grove Park Haw River Highland Hillcrest E.M. Holt B. Everett Jordan Harvey R Newlin North Graham Pleasant Grove Marvin B. Smith South Graham South Mebane Sylvan E.M. Yoder MIDDLE SCHOOLS Broadview Graham Hawﬁelds Southern Alamance Turrentine Western Alamance Woodlawn Alamance/Burlington Early/ Middle College Career & Technical Education Center HIGH SCHOOLS Hugh M. Cummings Eastern Alamance Graham Ray Street Academy Southern Alamance Western Alamance Walter M. Williams

CHATHAM COUNTY 919-542-3626 www.chatham.k12.nc.us ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Bennett School Bonlee School Horton Middle School JS Waters School Moncure School North Chatham Perry Harrison Pittsboro Siler City Silk Hope School Virginia Cross MIDDLE SCHOOLS Bennett School Bonlee School Chatham Middle Horton Middle School JS Waters School Margaret Pollard

Moncure School Silk Hope School HIGH SCHOOLS SAGE Academy Chatham Central Jordan-Matthews Northwood

CHAPEL HILLCARRBORO 919-967-8211 www.chccs.k12.nc.us ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Carrboro Ephesus Estes Hills Frank Porter Graham Bilingue School Glenwood McDougle Morris Grove Northside Rashkis Scroggs Seawell MIDDLE SCHOOLS Culbreth McDougle Phillips Smith HIGH SCHOOLS Carrboro Chapel Hill East Chapel Hill Phoenic Academy Middle College High School

DURHAM COUNTY 919-560-2000 www.dpsnc.net ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Bethesda Burton Magnet C.C. Spaulding Club Boulevard Magnet Creekside E.K. Powe Easley Year-Round Magnet Eastway Eno Valley Fayetteville Street Forest View George Watts Montessori Magnet Glenn Hillandale Holt Elementary Magnet Hope Valley Lakewood Little River Mangum Merrick-Moore Morehead Montessori Magnet Oak Grove Parkwood Pearsontown Magnet R.N. Harris Magnet Sandy Ridge Magnet

Southwest Spring Valley W.G. Pearson Magnet Y.E. Smith Elementary Museum School MIDDLE SCHOOLS Brogden Carrington Chewning C.I.S. Academy Durham School of the Arts Githens Lakewood Montessori Middle Lowe’s Grove Magnet Middle Lucas Neal Magnet Rogers-Herr Year-Round Magnet Middle Shephard International Baccalaurette Magnet HIGH SCHOOL City of Medicine Academy Hillside Hillside New Tech Holton Career & Resource Center J.D. Clement Early College Jordan Middle College Highschool at DTCC Northern Riverside Southern School of Energy & Sustainability The Durham Performance Learning Center

FRANKLIN COUNTY 919-496-2600 www.fcschools.net ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Bunn Edward Best Franklinton Laurel Mill Long Mill Louisburg Royal Youngsville

Creedmoor Joe Toler-Oak Hill Mount Energy Stovall-Shaw Tar River West Oxford Wilton MIDDLE SCHOOLS Butner-Stem G C Hawley Mary Potter North Granville HIGH SCHOOLS Granville Central Granville Early College Granville Online J. F. Webb Highschool J.F. Webb Highschool of Health South Granville

HARNETT COUNTY 910-893-8151 www.harnett.k12.nc.us ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Anderson Creek Primary Benhaven Boone Trial Buies Creek Coats Erwin Gentry Primary Harnett Primary Highland Johnsonville LaFayette Lillington-Shawtown North Harnett Primary Overhills South Harnett Wayne Avenue MIDDLE SCHOOLS Coats-Erwin Dunn Middle Harnett Central Highland Overhills Western Harnett

MIDDLE SCHOOLS Bunn Cedar Creek Franklinton Terrell Lane

HIGH SCHOOLS Harnett Central Overhills Triton Western Harnett

HIGH SCHOOLS Bunn Franklin County Early College Franklinton Louisburg Vine Academy

JOHNSTON COUNTY

GRANVILLE COUNTY 919-693-4613 www.gcs.k12.nc.us ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Butner-Stem C. G. Credle

919-934-6031 www.johnston.k12.nc.us ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Benson Cleveland Cooper Corinth-Holders Dixon Road East Clayton Four Oaks Glendale-Kenly McGee’s Crossroads

ORANGE COUNTY

Meadow School Micro Pine Level Polenta Powhatan Princeton River Dell Riverwood Selma South Smithﬁeld West Clayton West Smithﬁeld West View Wilson’s Mill

919-732-8126 www.orangecountyﬁrst.com ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Cameron Park Central Eﬂand-Cheeks Global Grady A. Brown Hillsborough New Hope Pathways MIDDLE SCHOOLS A.L. Stanback C.W. Stanford Gravelly Hill

MIDDLE SCHOOLS Archer Lodge Benson Clayton Cleveland Four Oaks McGee’s Crossroads North Johnston Princeton Riverwood Selma Smithﬁeld South Campus

HIGH SCHOOLS Cedar Ridge Orange Partnership Academy

WAKE COUNTY 919-431-7400 www.wcpss.net

HIGH SCHOOLS Clayton Cleveland Corinth-Holders JC Career & Technical Leadership Academy JC Middle College JC Early College Academy North Johnston Princeton Smithﬁeld-Selma South Campus South Johnston West Johnston

LEE COUNTY 919-774-6226 www.lee.k12.nc.us ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS B.T. Bullock Broadway Deep River F. L. Knight/The Children’s Center Greenwood J. Glenn Edwards J.R. Ingram, Jr. Tramway Warren Williams Alternative MIDDLE SCHOOLS East Lee Middle School SanLee Middle School West Lee Middle School HIGH SCHOOLS Bragg Street Academy Lee Early College Lee County High School Southern Lee High School

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Abbotts Creek Adams Alston Ridge Apex Aversboro Baileywick Road Ballentine Banks Road Barwell Road Baucom Beaverdam Brassﬁeld Brentwood Briarcliff Briar Creek Bridges Program Brooks Bugg Carpenter Cardinal Gibbons Carpenter Carver Cary Cedar Fork Combs Conn Creech Road Davis Drive Dillard Douglas Durant Road East Garner Famington Woods Forest Pines Drive Forestville Road Fox Road Fuller Fuquay Varina Green Green Hope Harris Creek Herbert Akins Road Heritage Highcroft Drive Hilburn Academy

Hodge Road Holly Grove Holly Ridge Holly Springs Hunter Jefferys Grove Jones Diary Joyner Kingswood Knightdale Lacy Lake Myra Laurel Park Lead Mine Leesville Road Lincoln Heights Lockhart Lynn Road Middle Creek Millbrook Mills Park Morrisville North Forest Pines North Ridge Northwoods Oak Grove Olds Olive Chapel Partnership Primary Penny Road Pleasant Grove Pleasant Union Poe Powell Rand Road Reedy Creek Richland Creek River Bend Rolesville Root Salem Sanford Creek Scotts Ridge Smith Stough Swift Creek Sycamore Creek Timber Drive Turner Creek Underwood Vance Vandora Springs Wake Forest Wakeﬁleld Wakelon Walnut Creek Washington Weatherstone Wendell West Lake White Oak Wilbourn Wildwood Forest Wiley Willow Springs Yates Mill York Zebulon MIDDLE SCHOOLS Apex Carnage

EDUCATION Carroll Magnet Centennial Campus Daniels Davis Drive Dillard Durant Road East Cary East Garner East Millbrook East Wake Fuquay Varina Heritage Hilburn Academy Holly Grove Holly Ridge Site Leesville Road Ligon Lufkin Road Martin Mills Park Moore Square North Garner Pine Hollow Reedy Creek Rolesville Salem Wake Forest Wake Young Men’s Leadership Wake Young Women’s Leadership Wakeﬁeld Wendell West Cary West Lake West Millbrook Zebulon HIGH SCHOOLS Apex Apex Friendship Athens Broughton Cary Crossroads Flex East Wake Enloe Fuquay Varina Garner Green Hope Heritage Holly Springs Knightdale Leesville Middle Creek Millbrook North Wake College at Career Academy Panther Creek Rolesville Sanderson Southest Raleigh Vernon Malone College & Career Wake Early College of Health & Science Wake Forest Wake STEM Early College Wake Young Men’s Leadership Wake Young Women’s Leadership Wakeﬁeld

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Durham County

DURHAM

“Where great things happen.”

DURHAM

Durham, the fifth largest city in the state, maintains its friendly character and southern charm. Residents enjoy the host of cultural, historical, educational, and natural amenities that Durham has to offer. It’s reasonable cost-of-living, quality schools, first-class health care, arts, entertainment, shopping options, and an abundance of the natural beauty typical of the Carolina Piedmont all contribute to the high quality of life that residents enjoy. Housing options in Durham range from downtown trendy loft-style apartments for young professionals and empty nesters to horse farms in the country; from new suburban developments for familystyle living to historic neighborhoods in the heart of the city.

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Durham County is home to the largest science park in North America, The Research Triangle Park (RTP). This 7,000 acre development is home to more than 200 companies employing over 55,000 employees. RTP is a globally prominent high-technology research and development center that serves as an economic driver for the region. RTP is home to a broad spectrum of companies — from Fortune 100 multinational research and development operations, to university spin-outs and start-up operations.

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(left) “The Old Bull River,” a quarter-mile-long river walk, is a famous feature of the American Tobacco Campus whose factory buildings, formerly manufacturing Lucky Strikes, now house restaurants, an amphitheatre, and offices.

Orange, Chatham & Alamance Counties

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MEBANE

Mebane is conveniently located between the mountains of Western NC and the beautiful coastline of Eastern NC. The city is also equal distance to both Greensboro and Raleigh-Durham (RDU) airports. Mebane is one of the fastest growing areas in North Carolina and is welcoming many new businesses, homes and people into their community everyday.

Jordan Lake, Photo by Dr. John Shillato, cour tesy of Pittsboro-Siler City CBV

CARRBORO

“Seattle of the South” Carrboro has a personality all its own, and it’s not afraid to proclaim it. The spirit of Carrboro recognizes the independent spirit of Orange County. It’s a walking town, proudly liberal and independent with a coffee-house quality, a feeling of friendliness, of home.

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.cityofmebane.com/utilities.asp for all your Mebane area relocation needs.

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.townofcarrboro.org for all your Carrboro relocation needs. sy of Chapel Hill/Orange Patterson Bell Tower Photo courte County Visitors Bureau

CHAPEL HILL

“The southern part of heaven” The people of Chapel Hill live up to the South’s reputation for being hospitable and friendly. Chapel Hill is also a great place to raise a family with its clean streets, manicured lawns, and excellent test scores throughout the school system. Chapel Hill is noted as one of the best cities for college basketball fans. Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.ci.chapel-hill.nc.us for all your Chapel Hill relocation needs.

The Fearrington House Country Inn and Restaura nt, a Relais & Chateaux prop erty.

HILLSBOROUGH

PITTSBORO

“A small town with a big history”

“County seat and so much more!”

From the moment you arrive in Hillsborough, you know you’re somewhere special.

Pittsboro real estate has increased substantially over the last decade. With its hometown charm, low taxes, proximity to Jordan Lake, Haw River, Chapel Hill, RTP, and Raleigh, Pittsboro’s land is extremely valuable. As the interest in Chatham County has increased, so has the demand for property in Pittsboro and north along the US15/501 corridors in new developments.

Hillsborough is a permanent destination and a haven for artists and writers. The town is centrally located in NC with quick access to Interstate 85 and Interstate 40 just outside its limits. Hillsborough is home to Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area and several other trails. Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.hillsboroughchamber.com for all your Hillsborough relocation needs. www. NewHomesAn dIdeas . c o m

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit http://pittsboronc.gov for all your Pittsboro relocation needs.

“The perfect place to call home”

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Franklin & Granville Counties

LOUISBURG

“Charming, small town in the heart of North Carolina”

Photo courtesy of Community Link

Louisburg is the county seat of Franklin County and is located in the geographic center of the County. From the beautiful Main St. corridor, full of historic churches and oak-lined sidewalks, to the nation’s oldest private two-year college, Louisburg College, Louisburg is the quintessential small town in America. With only a 25 minute drive to Raleigh, 40 minute drive to Durham, and 50 minute drive to Chapel Hill, the town offers many amenities to those wishing to enjoy the relaxed character of the small town while having short access to major city resources.

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CREEDMOOR

“ A special blend of urban and rural living” Creedmoor is a unique city - an excellent place to live, work, play, and conduct business. Creedmoor has a special blend of urban and rural living that is just a stone’s throw from Durham, Raleigh, and Research Triangle Park, so you not only enjoy the best the big cities have to offer but also a more relaxed lifestyle. More and more people are discovering Creedmoor and our population is increasing swiftly. Creedmoor is committed to the preservation and protection of natural resources, a clean and healthy environment, and the safety of its residents. Creedmoor is very proud of its community that helps make the city the best it can be.

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.cityofcreedmoor.org for all your Creedmoor relocation needs.

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Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.townoflouisburg.com for all your Louisburg relocation needs.

YOUNGSVILLE

“My home town” Youngsville is a growing town in southwestern Franklin County, rich in history and full of promise. Its location in the northeastern portion of the prosperous Triangle region of North Carolina has meant that Youngsville has seen its share of growth, but without losing the rural charm that has made it a desired destination for families and businesses alike. Youngsville is a home town to over 1,000 residents who hope that you will make Youngsville your home town, too.

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Franklin & Granville Counties Northern Wake County

RALEIGH

“A taste of country living with all the conveniences of a major metropolis.” As a focal point of the state’s Triangle Area (Durham, Chapel Hill, Raleigh), you have in this city a taste of country living with all the conveniences of a major metropolis. Steeped in a rich history from its humble beginnings when it was named after the famous English explorer, Raleigh attracts a broad and diverse population that gives it a delightful blend of southern charm with a big city attitude.

From the shopping at North Hills and the many other retail centers to the parks, museums, and golf courses there is fun to be had by all. Many are drawn to the Falls Lake State Recreation Area, located in northern Wake County, that contains the 12,000-acre lake and 26,000 acres of woodlands. The various businesses, hospitals, schools, and libraries offer something for everyone. This ever expanding city is the ideal place to live, work and play.

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North Raleigh is a great place to live for many different reasons including the environment, history, employment opportunities, the arts, and the housing market.

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NC Pullen Park– Raleigh,

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Northern Wake County ROLESVILLE

WAKE FOREST

“Small town, bright future.”

“Incredible hometown charm.”

If you like the small town atmosphere, but still want to be near the amenities of Raleigh, this is the perfect location for you. Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.ci.rolesville.nc.us/new_residents for all your Rolesville relocation needs.

Wake Forest continues its emergence as a major player in the phenomenal growth and activity witnessed throughout the Triangle; with several outstanding restaurants and specialty shops. Mindful of its rich heritage, the downtown is also an officially registered historic district. Representative of its academic history, Wake Forest maintains its small town character, however, by captivating newcomers and longtime residents alike with its incomparable warmth and charm. Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.wakeforestnc.gov for all your Wake Forest relocation needs. Photo by Mark Cof

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Rolesville, the small town with a bright future, is a town with the goal of guiding and maintaining a community that has a small town atmosphere while still being close enough to the large city and its offerings. Rolesville, the second oldest town in Wake County, is growing more than it ever has and is constantly focused on making it the best place to live, work, play, relax, and raise a family.

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Southwestern Wake & Lee Counties

APEX

FUQUAY-VARINA

“The peak of good living”

“Celebrating community”

Apex has a relaxing small-town atmosphere that earned the city the title “Money Magazine’s #1 Place to Live in America in 2015.” Join the hundreds of newcomers who have discovered this delightful small town located in southwestern Wake County. Even though new residents relocate to the city daily, Apex has maintained the small town character which is so unique in the rapidlygrowing Research Triangle Area. Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.apexnc.org for all your Apex relocation needs.

Life in Fuquay-Varina offers the advantage of having what you need in close proximity while providing small town charm and an affordable living environment. Family is highly valued, as are neighbors and the serenity of its location. FuquayVarina will always be the charm, warmth, and character of the people who live there. Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.fuquay-varina.org for all your Fuquay-Varina relocation needs.

CARY

“The technology town of North Carolina” Cary is a thriving community in the heart of the Triangle area of North Carolina, between Raleigh and renowned Research Triangle Park. The Triangle area repeatedly has ranked among the top regions in the country to live or work, to find a home or start a business, to raise a family or retire.

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Lake Crabtree– Morrisville, NC

MORRISVILLE

“The heart of the Triangle” The town of Morrisville has easy access to I-40, I-540, US-1, the Raleigh-Durham International Airport and Research Triangle Park. People move to Morrisville for many reasons - the excellent schools, proximity to Research Triangle Park, and the RaleighDurham area to name a few. People stay in Morrisville because of the superb quality of life. Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.ci.morrisville.nc.us for all your Morrisville relocation needs.

HOLLY SPRINGS

“Where tradition and vision meet”

NEW HILL

“A Great Place to Live”

Located in southwestern Wake County, Holly Springs is growing rapidly while preserving its small town atmosphere. Holly Springs ranked as the safest town in North Carolina in 2016 and has also been included in the top 20 places in North Carolina to live, retire and raise a family.

New Hill is an unincorporated community located in southwestern Wake County, North Carolina, at the crossroads of old U.S. 1, New Hill-Olive Chapel Road and New Hill-Holleman Road. New Hill is located along the original alignment of the New Hope Valley Railway between Durham and Bonsal.

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.hollyspringsnc.us for all your Holly Springs relocation needs.

Relocation Information: For more information visit http://localtown.us/new-hill-nc/ for all your New Hill relocation needs.

Cary Chamber of Commerce

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.townofcary.org for all your Cary relocation needs.

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Eastern Wake, Johnston & Harnett Counties Franklin & Granville Counties

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GARNER

WENDELL

“The Center of Attention”

“A great place to be!”

“Quiet southern charm”

Benson is a town of approximately 3,581 residents in Johnston County, 22 miles south-southeast of Raleigh. Situated at the intersection of I-95 and I-40, the town is within a twohour drive of the Atlantic coast and three hours from the Blue Ridge Mountains. The town is positioned roughly at the mid-point between Miami and Boston.

Garner is located 8 miles south of Raleigh, but has a special smalltown atmosphere. With over 350 acres of parkland, a thriving business economy, safe and beautiful neighborhoods, quality schools, great community events, shopping and local entertainment venues, Garner has something for everyone to enjoy and is also home to American Idol winner and country star Scotty McCreery.

Bordering the bustling US64 corridor just a few minutes from downtown Raleigh, Wendell shares the Triangle region’s vision of sustainable economic development and the region’s wide range of advantages for homeowners, yet continues to radiate small town charm. City convenience and country living are combined to give Wendell an easy, comfortable lifestyle.

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.townofbenson.com for all your Benson relocation needs.

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.wendellchamber.com for all your Wendell relocation needs.

CLAYTON ZEBULON

“The premier community for active families” You hear it around town a lot. Clayton’s a great place to live! You hear it from folks who’ve lived here all their lives, and you hear it from newcomers, too. Clayton offers a full range of programs to include arts, athletics, summer camps, shows and activities designed to appeal to a diverse, thriving, and active community.

“Town of the friendly people” Lake Benson– Garner, NC

Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.ci.garner.nc.us for all your Garner relocation needs.

KNIGHTDALE Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.townofclaytonnc.org for all your Clayton relocation needs.

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“Living at its best” The opening of Hwy 64/264 Bypass and I-540 has made Knightdale more convenient and easily accessible to/from all parts of the Triangle Region than ever before. Almost overnight, Knightdale was transformed into an attractive place to live, work, play, shop, learn, raise a family, retire or just visit again and again.

The town of Zebulon has much to offer new residents. Located 24 miles east of Raleigh, Zebulon provides traditional small town living within close proximity to a bustling metropolitan area. Reasonably priced real estate, great schools, active civic clubs, numerous recreation and leisure programs, and a minor league baseball team can be found within this charming community. Relocation Information: For utilities information visit www.zebulonchamber.org for all your Zebulon relocation needs.

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Durham SEE MAP ON PAGES 44-45 FOR COMMUNITY LOCATIONS.

BRIGHTON STATION Durham – Coming soon

AMENITIES KEY A

Adult Living

Golf

Soccer

From the $300s

Bike Trails

Green Built

Swimming, Pool

Clubhouse

Green Space, Park

Tennis

Children’s Park

Picnic Area

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Shopping

DURHAM COUNTY

Builder: Meritage Homes Hours: Coming soon

Water Feature

877-203-4644

Dining

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SHEPARD’S SQUARE 1003 Amber Shadow Drive, Durham

From the high $200s | 919-535-9123 | DanRyanBuilders.com/Raleigh Spacious Single-Car Townhomes Just Minutes from RTP, Duke, Downtown Durham and Brier Creek.

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1310 Canary Pepper Drive, Durham

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Why Just Live When You Can LIVE BETTER!

919-576-1126 www.davidweekleyhomes.com

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Orange, Chatham & Alamance Counties Including Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough, Pittsboro, Mebane, Graham, all of Orange County, Eastern Alamance and Northern Chatham Counties.

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Raleigh 70

Spring Hope

Rolesville

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Carrboro | Chapel Hill | Graham Hillsborough | Mebane | Pittsboro SEE MAP ON PAGES 48-49 FOR COMMUNITY LOCATIONS.

BRIAR CHAPEL TOWNHOMES Chapel Hill

AMENITIES KEY Adult Living

Golf

Soccer

Coming Soon

Bike Trails

Green Built

Swimming, Pool

Clubhouse

Green Space, Park

Tennis

Children’s Park

Picnic Area

Volleyball

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Running Trails

Fitness Facility

Shopping

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Builder: David Weekley Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-6

919-576-1126 www.davidweekleyhomes.com

VINEYARDS AT CHATHAM PARK 235 Cottage Way, Pittsboro

$300s to $700s | 919-278-7687 | www.vineyardsatcp.com Vineyards is the first residential neighborhood in the master planned development of Chatham Park. Vineyards offerings will include a variety of products including traditional single family homes, townhomes, and cottages. UÊ Õ ÌÞÊ*>À UÊ/À> ÃÊÊ UÊ/ > iÃÊ V>`i ÞÊV }ÊÃ UÊ7> >L ÌÞÊÊ UÊ"«i Ê-«>Vi UÊ* ÊV }ÊÃ

Builders: Garman Homes, Prewitt Custom Homes, Upright Builders, Upton & Co., Walker DesignBuild Hours: Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5 Highway 64 to Chatham Parkway to Wendover Parkway to Vine Parkway.

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117 Boone Street, Chapel Hill

From the $340s | 919-576-1126 | www.davidweekleyhomes.com Limited opportunities remain to own a new David Weekley home in Encore at Briar Chapel! This 55+ active adult community is designed to offer you an engaged lifestyle with many recreational activities. Ê

Take I-40 to Exit 273A towards Chapel Hill. Right to stay on NC54 W/15-501 S. Proceed 2 miles and exit Right to continue on 15-501 S. towards Pittsboro. Go 6 miles then Right on Briar ENCORE AT Chapel Pkwy. Right on Whispering Wind. Left on Boone Street. BRIAR CHAPEL A

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Manns Chapel Road, Chapel Hill

From the $500s

Upper $600s to $900s

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Builder: Custom Builder Team Sales: Coldwell Banker Howard Perry and Walston New Homes & Land Hours: Open Daily

919-525-3889 www.Westfall-ChapelHill.com

Builder: Robuck Homes Sales: Fonville Morisey Barefoot Hours: Now Open By Appointment

919-880-0414 BonterraNC.com

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ORANGE, CHATHAM & ALAMANCE COUNTIES

From the $700s UÊ >À}i]ÊÜ `i`Ê iÃ ÌiÃÊ£°xÊ Ên°x³Ê VÀiÃ® UÊ VViÃÃÊÌ Ê À`> Ê > iÊÀ } ÌÊ ÕÌÃ `iÊÞ ÕÀÊL>V ` À UÊ-Ì>ÌiÊ vÊÌ iÊ>ÀÌÊÃVÕ iÀÞÊ ÌV i Ê «Ì Ã UÊ >ÜÊÃÕ ÌiÃÉ Õ Ì }i iÀ>Ì > Ê Û } UÊ*À Û>Ìi]Ê Õ Ì À Ê Ü iÀ½ÃÊÀiÌÀi>ÌÃ Builder: Robuck Homes Sales: Fonville Morisey Barefoot Hours: Coming Soon

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Golf

Soccer

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Builder: Mungo Homes Sales: The Jim Allen Group Hours: Call for more information

919-845-9909 www.jimallen.com/gill-farm

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F-1 D-4

Homestead at Leesville Reserve

$690s+

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Wexford Reserve

$700s+

Jackson Manor

$650s+

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Waterstone Reserve

$700s+

F-2

Camberly

$700s+

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Stoneridge Place

$900s-$1 million+

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Realtor

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Fitness Facility

Rec Center

Volleyball

Children’s Park

Golf

Running Trails

Dining

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Green Space, Park

Soccer

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Central Raleigh | North Raleigh Wake Forest | Rolesville SEE MAP ON PAGES 56-57 FOR COMMUNITY LOCATIONS.

AMENITIES KEY

NORTHERN WAKE COUNTY

Adult Living

Golf

Soccer

Bike Trails

Green Built

Swimming, Pool

Clubhouse

Green Space, Park

Tennis

Children’s Park

Picnic Area

Volleyball

Dog Park

Realtor

Walking/ Hiking Trails

ENERGY STAR

Rec Center

Fishing

Running Trails

Fitness Facility

Shopping

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BARRINGTON TOWNES

TRADITIONS AT WAKE FOREST

540 Barrington Hall Drive, Rolesville

Wake Forest

From the mid $200s

Mid $200s to $300s

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Builder: Capitol City Homes Sales: The Jim Allen Group | CBHPW Hours: Open Daily

Builders: Lennar Hours: Models Open Daily

919-845-9909

919-569-5375

www.BarringtonTownes.com

www.TraditionsNC.com

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5401 NORTH $270s to $400s | 919-981-5451 | www.5401northliving.com Imagine a place like no other that promotes learning, connectivity, health and personal growth. 7i½ÛiÊ V Õ`i`ÊiÛiÀÞÌ }ÊÞ ÕÊV Õ `Ê`iÃ ÀiÊv ÀÊ> Ê>VÌ Ûi]ÊVÀi>Ì ÛiÊ> `ÊÛ LÀ> ÌÊ vi°Ê V>Ìi`ÊnÊ iÃÊ ÀÌ i>ÃÌÊ vÊ Ü Ì Ü Ê,> i } ]ÊÓäÊ iÃÊvÀ Ê, 1Ê Ì½ Ê À« ÀÌÊ> `ÊÓ{Ê iÃÊÃ ÕÌ i>ÃÌÊ vÊ

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ELIZABETH SPRINGS 1205 Averette Road, Wake Forest

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Builder: ExperienceOne Homes Sales: Coldwell Banker Advantage New Homes Hours: Open Daily – Call for appointment

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CENTRAL RALEIGH | NORTH RALEIGH | WAKE FOREST | ROLESVILLE

6535 Perry Creek Road, Raleigh

NORTHERN WAKE COUNTY

TOWNES AT GATEWAY COMMONS

TRADITIONS AT WAKE FOREST

970 Gateway Commons Circle, Wake Forest

Wake Forest

From the $300s

$300s to 500s

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Builder: McKee Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6

Builder: Builder Team Hours: Models Open Daily

910-672-7296

919-569-5375 www.TraditionsNC.com

McKeeHomesNC.com

LIVE OAKS

BRIDGEPORT

936 Wall Road, Wake Forest

109 Woodstaff Avenue, Wake Forest

From the high $300s

From the low $400s

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Builder: Garman Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5

Builder: Beazer Homes Hours: Wed & Sun 1-6, All Other Days 10-6

800-560-1160

919-366-4079

garmanhomes.com

www.beazer.com

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PERRY FARMS

MIDTOWN VILLAS

1604 Sweetclover Drive, Wake Forest

6504 Ravensby Court, Raleigh

From the mid $500s

From the $600s

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Builder: Custom Builder Team Sales: The Jim Allen Group Hours: Call for appointment

Builder: ICG Homes Sales: The Jim Allen Group Coldwell Banker HPW Hours: Call for appointment

919-845-9909

PerryFarmsNC.com

www.Midtown-Villas.com

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JACKSON MANOR 3401 Donlin Drive, Wake Forest

Looking for communities that cater to Adult Living? Look for the A symbol in the list of amenities!

From the mid $600s UÊä°ÈnÊ Ê£°{Ê>VÀiÊ iÃ ÌiÃ UÊ ÀÃÌ v ÀÊ Ü iÀ½ÃÊ> `Ê}ÕiÃÌÊÃÕ ÌiÊ« > ÃÊÊ UÊÓÎ >VÀiÃÊ vÊ «i ÊÃ«>Vi UÊ ÕÃÌ ÊV>L iÌÀÞ]Ê >À`Ü `Ã UÊ i>ÕÌ vÕ Ê ÕÌ` ÀÊ Û }ÊÃ«>ViÃ Builder: Award-winning builders Sales: The Jim Allen Group Coldwell Banker HPW Hours: Call for appointment

919-845-9909 www.JacksonManorNC.com www. NewHomesAn dIdeas . c o m

JACKSON MANOR

CENTRAL RALEIGH | NORTH RALEIGH | WAKE FOREST | ROLESVILLE

NORTHERN WAKE COUNTY

HOMESTEAD AT LEESVILLE RESERVE

WEXFORD RESERVE

8809 Woodford Way, Raleigh

1611 Jenkins Road, Wake Forest

From the $720s

From the $700s

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Builder: Drees Homes Hours: M-F 11-5:30, Sat 10-5:30 Sun 12-5:30

Builder: Premier Custom Builder Team Sales: Jim Allen Group

919-568-1345

919-845-9909

www.dreeshomes.com

www.WexfordLuxury.com

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WATERSTONE RESERVE

CAMBERLY

Reserve Falls Lane, Wake Forest

7500 Dover Hills Drive, Wake Forest

From the $700s

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Builder: Custom Builder Team Sales: The Jim Allen Group Coldwell Banker HPW Hours: By Appointment

Builder: Custom Builder Team Sales: The Jim Allen Group Hours: Call for appointment

919-845-9909

www.WaterstoneReserve.com

CamberlyLiving.com

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STONERIDGE PLACE

MONTREAUX

Ebenezer Church Road, Raleigh

13434 Norwood Road, Raleigh

$900s to $1 million+

From the $900s

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Builder: Robuck Homes Sales: Fonville Morisey Barefoot Hours: Now Open by Appointment

Builder: Custom Builder Team Sales: The Jim Allen Group Hours: Call for appointment

919-880-0414

919-845-9909

StoneridgeRaleigh.com

MontreauxLiving.com

NewHomesandIdeas.com

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CONDOS / PATIO HOMES / TOWNHOMES

C-1

Hampton Place

$390s+

B-3

Roberts Crossing

$390s+

E-3

Pipers Grove

$490s+

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SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

C-6

South & Main

$265+

E-6

Lakeview

$300s+

D-6

Woodland Springs

$300s+

D-6

Adalyn Place

$300s+

B-5

12 Oaks

$300s-$1 million

B-1

Brickyard

$350s+

B-5

12 Oaks

$350s+

C-5

Savannah Place

$390s+

C-1

Thornebury at Town Hall

$400s+

A-3

Jordan Manors

$400s+

B-3

Sweetwater

$400s-$1 million+

E-6

Bloomfield Estates

$430s+

A-4

Jordan Pointe

$600s-$1 million

B-2

Wellfield

$630s+

A-4

Jordan Pointe

$700s+

D-4

Jameson’s Cove

$700s+

E-3

Sanctuary at Yates Mill

$900s+

A-2

Montvale at Copperleaf

$990s-$2 million+

40 TRYON RD NE S

40 70

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TEN-TEN

Southwestern Wake & Lee Counties

Wake Technical College

Including West Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, Sanford and Southwestern Wake and Lee Counties. 15

Creedmoor

Louisburg

Youngsville

157

15 501

157

Hillsborough

Wake Forest

751

Mebane

Durham

15 501

147

540

751

Chapel Hill 54

Morrisville 55

751

42 54

Cary Apex

Pittsboro

RTP 54

Zebulon Wendell

440

Clayton

440

Holly Springs

Fuquay-Varina

Garner 401

401

Raleigh

Knightdale

Carrboro 15 501

S H

Rolesville

Willow Springs

Selma Smithfield 95

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SOUTH & MAIN Fuquay-Varina – Coming soon

AMENITIES KEY

SOUTHWESTERN WAKE & LEE COUNTIES

Adult Living

Golf

Soccer

From the $200s

Bike Trails

Green Built

Swimming, Pool

Clubhouse

Green Space, Park

Tennis

Children’s Park

Picnic Area

Volleyball

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Dog Park

Realtor

Walking/ Hiking Trails

ENERGY STAR

Rec Center

Fishing

Running Trails

Fitness Facility

Shopping

Builder: Meritage Homes Hours: Now pre-selling

Water Feature Dining

877-203-4644 www.meritagehomes.com/NHI

LAKEVIEW

WOODLAND SPRINGS

226 Watauga Lake Drive, Fuquay-Varina

108 Teaser Drive, Fuquay-Varina

From the mid 200s

From the $300s

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Builder: Meritage Homes Hours: M, Tu, Th-Sat 10-6, W 1-6 Sun 12-6

Builder: Caruso Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6

919-646-5206

877-203-4644

www.CarusoHomes.com

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1194 Hodgson Lane, Fuquay-Varina

From the low $300s | 919-535-9123 | elevate-homes.com º ÛiÊ ÌÊ1«t»Ê>ÌÊ iÛ>ÌiÊ iÃÊqÊ Ê iÜÊ viÃÌÞ iÊv ÀÊxx³°Ê ÝVi i ÌÊ ÕµÕ>Þ 6>À >Ê V>Ì ÊÜ Ì Ê Ü> }Ê` ÃÌ> ViÊÌ Ê` Ü Ì Ü Ê> `Ê iÜÊ ÕµÕ>ÞÊ*ÕL VÊ LÀ>ÀÞ°Ê1 µÕiÊº iÛ>ÌiÊ, Ã»ÊÌ >ÌÊV> Ê LiÊ«iÀÃ > âi`Ê Ì Ê>Ê*iÌÊ, ]Ê7 iÊ, ]Ê* V iÌÊ"vv Vi]Ê ÀÊ>Ê- ÀiÊ, ° UÊ,> V -ÌÞ i]Ê- } i > ÞÊ iÃÆÊ£]ÈÓÈÊÌ ÊÓ] ÇÓÊ-µÕ>ÀiÊ iiÌ UÊÓÊÝÊÈÊ ÝÌiÀ ÀÊ7> Ê ÃÌÀÕVÌ UÊnÊ ÌÊ ÀÃ]Ê£äÊ ÌÊ i }Ã UÊ >À` iÊ* > Ê ÀÊ* ÕÃÊ- ` } UÊ-iV `Ê ÀÊ ÕÃÊ, Ê Û> >L i UÊ/ÕÀ iÞÊ viÃÌÞ iÊÜ Ì Ê}À Õ `ÃÊ > Ìi > ViÊ V Õ`i`Ê UÊÊÊº ÌÊ*>À »Ê> i Ì iÃÊ V Õ` }Ê>Ê7 Êi >L i`Ê«>Û ÊÜ Ì Ê> Ê ÕÌ` ÀÊv ÀiÊ« Ì]Ê >ÊÃ > Ê> `Ê >À}iÊ` }Ê«>À ]ÊL VViÊL> ÊV ÕÀÌÃÊ> `Ê Ûi-ÌÀ }Ê Ì iÃÃÊ µÕ « i Ì°

Builder: Elevate Homes Hours: M, Tu, Th, F 11-6; W, Su 1-6, Sa 10-6

12 OAKS

BRICKYARD

2008 Green Oaks Pkwy, Holly Springs

306 King Closer Drive, Cary

$300s to $1 million+

From the $300s

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Builders: Meritage Homes and Stanley Martin Homes Hours: Call for appointment

Builder: Meritage Homes Hours: M, Tu, Th-Sat 10-6, W 1-6 Sun 12-6

919-557-6850

877-203-4644

www.hollyspringsonline.com

www.meritagehomes.com

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01 US-4 JUDD PKWY

From Raleigh head south on US-401 S/US-70 E/N Dawson Street. Keep right to continue on US-401. Left onto Judd Parkway. Left on Academy Street.

US-70

ACADEMY ST

ADALYN PLACE

ADALYN PLACE

SOUTHWESTERN WAKE & LEE COUNTIES

12 OAKS

SAVANNAH PLACE

413 Sage Oak Lane, Holly Springs

104 Rose Hill Drive, Holly Springs

From the low $300s

From the high $300s

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Builder: Meritage Homes Hours: M, Tu, Thurs-Sat 10-6 Wed 1-6, Sun 12-6

Builder: David Weekley Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-6

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919-576-1126

877-203-4644

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HAMPTON PLACE

ROBERTS CROSSING

1504 Hopedale Drive, Morrisville

7029 Roberts Road, Cary

From the high $300s

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Builder: Beazer Homes Hours: Wed & Sun 1-6, All Other Days 10-6

Builder: Beazer Homes Hours: Coming Soon – Join VIP List

919-694-4132

919-205-9961

www.beazer.com

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THORNEBURY AT TOWN HALL

JORDAN MANORS

400 Morrisville Carpenter Road, Morrisville

3409 Jordan Manors Drive, New Hill

From the $400s UÊ/ Ü iÃÊ> `Ê- } iÊ > ÞÊ iÃÊÊ UÊ7> ÊÌ ÊÌ iÊ >À iÀÃ½Ê >À iÌÊ> `Ê Õ ÌÞÊ LÀ>ÀÞÊ UÊ1«}À>ì`Ê V Õì`Ê i>ÌÕÀiÃ UÊ- ìÜ> ÃÊ iVÌÊÌ Ê Àii Ü>Þ UÊ >ÃÞÊ VViÃÃÊÌ Ê,/*Ê> `Ê, 1

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Builder: Beazer Homes Hours: Coming Soon – Join VIP List

Builder: Meritage Homes Hours: Mon, Tu, Th-Sat 10-6 Wed 1-6, Sun 12-6

919-584-8299

877-203-4644

www.beazer.com

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SWEETWATER

BLOOMFIELD ESTATES

2775 Core Banks Street, Apex

7061 Leando Drive, Willow Spring

$400s to 1 million +

From the $430s

UÊÊ >ÃÌÊV > ViÊÌ ÊLÕ `ÊÞ ÕÀÊ`Ài> Ê it UÊÊ i Ì iÃÊ V Õ`iÊV ÕL ÕÃi]Ê« ]Ê« V iÌÊ«>À Ã]Ê dog parks and greenway trail UÊÊ ` >Vi ÌÊÌ Ê-ÜiiÌÜ>ÌiÀÊ/ Ü Ê i ÌiÀÊqÊÊÊ to be under construction soon! Developer: ExperienceOne Homes Sales: Coldwell Banker Advantage New Homes Hours: Call for an Appointment

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919-289-5867

919-568-1352

SweetwaterApex.com

Builder: Drees Homes Hours: Northwood model coming soon

www.dreeshomes.com

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PIPERS GROVE 205 Kentigern Drive, Raleigh

From the high $400s | 919-535-9123 | DanRyanBuilders.com/Raleigh

JORDAN POINTE

WELLFIELD

2931 Jordan Pointe, Blvd, New Hill

445 Burnbank Drive, Cary

$600s to $1million

From the $630s

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Builders: Toll Brothers, Amward Homes, Upright Builders, Wardson Construction Hours: Models Open Daily

Builder: Caruso Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6

919-646-5206

919-609-0905

www.CarusoHomes.com

www.jordanpointe.com

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PIPERS GROVE ERN

I-40 to US-1 S/US-64 W towards Cary. Exit Walnut Street. Right onto Walnut Street towards shopping center. Left onto Hackamore Lane. Left onto Secreto Drive. Right onto Kentigern Drive.

US-

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SECRE

SOUTHWESTERN WAKE & LEE COUNTIES

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JAMESON’S COVE

2624 Beaver Ridge Dr, New Hill

4105 Green Chase Way, Cary

From the $700s

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Builders: Amward Homes & Upright Builders Sales: The Jim Allen Group | CBHPW Hours: By Appointment

Builder: Custom Builder Team Sales: The Jim Allen Group Coldwell Banker HPW Hours: Call for appointment

919-845-9909

jordanpointeliving.com

www.JamesonsCove.com

JAMESON’S Cove

SANCTUARY AT YATES MILL Milner Drive, Raleigh

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SANCTUARY AT YATES MILL

POND

At Yates Mill

TRYON RD

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Sanctuary

I-40 W to exit 295 for Gorman St. Turn left onto Gorman St. Turn right onto Tryon Rd. Turn left onto Yates Mill Pond Rd. Turn right onto Theys Rd. Turn right onto Milner Dr.

I-40 GORMAN

Builder: Custom Builder Team Sales: Jim Allen Group Hours: Call for More Information

YATES

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MONTVALE

SEE COVER AND PAGES 2-3

1072 Montvale Ridge Drive, Cary

SOUTHWESTERN WAKE & LEE COUNTIES

High $900s to $2 million+ UÊ ÝVi«Ì > Ê V>Ì ÊLiÌÜii Ê ««iÀ i>v]Ê >ÀÞÊ*>À ]Ê> `Ê*i ÃÕ >Ê>ÌÊ LiÀ iÞÊÊÊÊÊÊ UÊÓÊ ÊvÀ Ê iÜÊx{äÊÉÊ ÀÀ ÃÛ iÊ*>À Ü>ÞÊ ÌiÀV > }i UÊ iÝÌÊÌ Ê iÀ V> Ê/ L>VV Ê/À> UÊ Ài> ÊÌi> Ê vÊVÕÃÌ ÊLÕ `iÀÃ UÊ" Ã ÌiÊÃ> iÃÊ vv ViÊ «i Ê`> Þ Builder: Custom builder team Sales: Coldwell Banker Howard Perry and Walston New Homes & Land

Why Just Live When You Can LIVE BETTER!

919-650-6414 www.montvalecary.com

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I-3

Baylee Ridge

Coming Soon

G-2

Encore at Wendell Falls

Coming Soon

H-4

Flowers Plantation

$200s+

H-4

Flowers Plantation

$200s+

H-4

Flowers Plantation

$200s+

F-6

Jewel Acres

$250s+

I-4

Forrest at Flowers Plantation

$275s+

G-6

Red Hawk Landing

$280s+

440

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D-5

Reese Ridge

$400s+

C-4

Meadows of Banks

$540s+

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Including East Raleigh, Garner, Clayton, Knightdale, Selma, Wendell, Zebulon, Southeastern Wake County & Northern Johnston and Harnett Counties.

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THIS SECTION INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING CITIES:

BAYLEE RIDGE Selma, NC

AMENITIES KEY

EASTERN WAKE, JOHNSTON & HARNETT COUNTIES

Adult Living

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Rec Center

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Shopping

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Builder: Robuck Homes Sales: Fonville Morisey Barefoot Hours: Coming Soon

919-880-0414 Dining

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FLOWERS PLANTATION

Wendell

500 NW Flowers Parkway, Clayton

Coming Soon

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Builder: David Weekley Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-6

Builder: Varies by Neighborhood Hours: Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5

919-576-1126

919-553-1984 Ext.1

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FLOWERS PLANTATION

500 NW Flowers Parkway, Clayton

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JEWEL ACRES

FORREST AT FLOWERS PLANTATION

17 Bushel Basket Drive, Benson

5 Coffee Tree Circle, Clayton

From the upper $200s

From the mid 200s

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Builder: Adams Homes Hours: Coming soon

Builder: Meritage Homes Hours: M, Tu, Th-Sat 10-6, W 1-6 Sun 12-6

919-525-8805 www.AdamsHomes.com

877-203-4644 www.meritagehomes.com/NHI

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EASTERN WAKE, JOHNSTON & HARNETT COUNTIES

RED HAWK LANDING

EVERGREEN AT FLOWERS PLANTATION

99 Red Hawk Place, Smithfield

13 Balsam Lane, Clayton

From the upper $200s

From the low $300s

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Builder: Adams Homes Hours: Sun & Mon 1-6, Tue-Sat 11-6

Builder: McKee Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6

919-862-3379

910-672-7296

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www.McKeeHomesNC.com

GLENMERE

REESE RIDGE

720 Glenmere Drive, Knightdale

Reese Drive, Willow Springs

From the upper $300s

From the low $400s

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Builder: Builder Team Sales: The Jim Allen Group Hours: Sun-Thurs 1-5, Fri-Sat 11-5

919-845-9909

919-422-4162

LiveGlenmere.com

www.ReeseRidge.com

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4112 Bankshire Lane, Raleigh

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From the $540s UÊ7i >«« Ìi`Ê iÃqÀ V Ê ÊÌÀ ]Ê >À`Ü `Ã]Ê}À> ÌiÊEÊ ÀiÊ UÊ- } iÊÃÌ ÀÞÊ> `ÊÌÜ ÊÃÌ ÀÞÊ« > Ê`iÃ } ÃÊÊ Ê UÊÎÉ{Ê>VÀi³Ê iÃ ÌiÃÊÊ UÊ iÃÊvÀ ÊÓxääÊÌ Ê{xää³ÊÃµ°vÌ°Ê Ê UÊ Ûi i ÌÊÌ Ê` Ü Ì Ü Ê,> i } Ê Builder: Caruso Homes Hours: Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6

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Jordan Manors .......................................... 12 ............................... 69 Jordan Pointe ............................................ 18 ............................... 71 Jordan Pointe .................................................................................. 5 Jordan Pointe ............................................ 16 ............................... 70 Lakeview...................................................... 2 ............................... 66 Live Oaks..................................................... 7 ............................... 60 Meadows of Banks..................................... 12 ............................... 79 Midtown Villas .......................................... 10 ............................... 61 Montreaux ................................................. 17 ............................... 63 Montvale at Copperleaf .............................. 21 ............................... 72 Perry Farms ................................................. 9 ............................... 61 Pipers Grove.............................................. 15 ............................... 70 Providence at Southpoint ............................. 3 ............................... 47 Red Hawk Landing ....................................... 8 ............................... 78 Reese Ridge............................................... 11 ............................... 78 Roberts Crossing ....................................... 10 ............................... 68 Robuck Homes .................................................INSIDE BACK COVER Sanctuary at Yates Mill .............................. 20 ............................... 71 Savannah Place ........................................... 8 ............................... 68 Seaforth Preserve ........................................ 6 ............................... 52 Shepard’s Square ......................................... 2 ............................... 46 South & Main .............................................. 1 ............................... 66 Stoneridge Place ....................................... 16 ............................... 63 Sweetwater ................................................ 13 ............................... 69 Thornebury at Town Hall ............................ 11 ............................... 69 Townes at Gateway Commons ...................... 5 ............................... 60 Traditions at Wake Forest ................................INSIDE FRONT COVER Traditions at Wake Forest ............................. 2 ............................... 58 Traditions at Wake Forest ............................. 6 ............................... 60 Vineyards at Chatham Park .......................... 2 ............................... 50 Waterstone Reserve ................................... 14 ............................... 62 Wellfield .................................................... 17 ............................... 70 Westfall ....................................................... 4 ............................... 51 Wexford Reserve ........................................ 13 ............................... 62 Woodland Springs ....................................... 3 ............................... 66

12 Oaks ....................................................... 5 ............................... 67 12 Oaks ......................................................................................... 26 12 Oaks ....................................................... 7 ............................... 68 5401 North .............................................................2, FRONT COVER 5401 North .................................................. 3 ............................... 59 Adalyn Place................................................ 4 ............................... 67 Adams Homes ............................................................................... 27 Barrington Townes ....................................... 1 ............................... 58 Baylee Ridge................................................ 1 ............................... 76 Beazer Homes .................................................................................. 7 Bloomfield Estates ..................................... 14 ............................... 69 Bonterra....................................................... 5 ............................... 51 Briar Chapel Townes .................................... 1 ............................... 50 Brickyard ..................................................... 6 ............................... 67 Bridgeport ................................................... 8 ............................... 60 Brighton Station .......................................... 1 ............................... 46 Camberly ................................................... 15 ............................... 62 David Weekley Homes ................................................................... 27 Drees Homes ........................................................................... 16, 17 Elizabeth Springs ......................................... 4 ............................... 59 Encore at Briar Chapel ................................. 3 ............................... 51 Encore at Wendell Falls ............................... 2 ............................... 76 Evergreen at Flowers Plantation ................... 9 ............................... 78 Flowers Plantation ........................................................................... 1 Flowers Plantation ....................................... 3 ............................... 76 Flowers Plantation ....................................... 4 ............................... 77 Flowers Plantation ....................................... 5 ............................... 77 Forrest at Flowers Plantation ....................... 7 ............................... 77 Gill Farm ..................................................... 1 ............................... 55 Glenmere ................................................... 10 ............................... 78 Hampton Place ............................................ 9 ............................... 68 Homestead at Leesville Reserve ................. 12 ............................... 62 Jackson Manor .......................................... 11 ............................... 61 Jameson’s Cove ......................................... 19 ............................... 71 Jewel Acres ................................................. 6 ............................... 77

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Page # Lowe’s Rebate Form .........................................................................8 New Neighbor Welcome Service ....................................................12 Ting Internet ....................................................................................9

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