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The Triangle’s Newest Communites
Chatham Park – The Canopy Collection
About Chatham Park - The Canopy Collection New construction David Weekley homes are on the way to Chatham Park in Pittsboro, NC! Embrace an exciting lifestyle in this gorgeous master-planned community and indulge in a wide array of recreational activities. You’ll...
Bowman Village
About Bowman Village NOW PRE-SELLING. Bowman Village offers stunning single-family homes featuring the latest design trends and open-concept floorplans. Located within minutes of I-40 and I-85, this community offers premier convenience of living with quick access to...
Thornebury at Town Hall
About Thornebury at Town Hall The Artisan Collection at Thornebury offers low-maintenance townhomes with large bedrooms and living areas. Each floorplan offers designated spaces for working from home or a virtual classroom. Townhomes that live like a single-family...
Roberts Crossing
About Roberts Crossing Roberts Crossing is located in the highly-desirable suburb of Cary and features two and three-story townhomes. Centrally located close to topnotch schools, work hubs, shops, and dining. 2 minutes to Green Level High School. .5 miles from HWY 55....
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This Is A Must-See Community in Chatham County
Photos Courtesy of The Vineyards at Chatham Park By Kendra Stowe Tucked in the rolling hills of North Carolina, the Triangle area offers some of the best communities for families and those looking to relocate to the Old North State. With nearly 75,000 residents,...
The U.S. News & World Report Ranks Raleigh-Durham as No. 2 Place to Live in 2021
Featured Photo by ESB Professional/Shutterstock.com The news is in. The U.S. News & World Report has ranked the Raleigh-Durham area as the No. 2 place in the United States to live in with the release of their annual list of top areas to live. Aside from what we...
Adding Fall Decor to your Triangle Home
Featured Photo by Missy Yost/Shutterstock.com Living in the South, we’re used to 90-degree days weeks into September that leaves us longing for fall weather. In the Triangle, it might still be quite warm outside, but that doesn’t mean we can’t look inside to add...
