Featured Neighborhoods

Built late 1960's and 70's by Spence, Lester and Crumpton. Ranches, splitlevels and two-stories. 1/2/-1/3 acre lots. City schools.

Built in mid 1990's, mostly by St. Lawrence Homes- traditional/transitional styles with 3-5 bedrooms. 1/2 acre wooded lots. Near McDougle Elementary & Middle Schools.

Mixture of traditional and contemporary homes with 3-4 bedrooms. Built in late 70's to 90's. Builders primarily Orange Builders and David Curl Builders. Avg. one acre lots. City schools.

Custom homes, mostly transitional, 1/2 acre wooded lots, built from 1989 to 2003. Most over 3000 sf, 4-6 bedrooms. City schools.

Started 1986. Mostly traditional 2-story, 2000-3000 sf, 1/2 acre lots. Chapel Hill schools.

Built in late 1980's to 90's by Westminster - mostly traditional. Small 8000-10,000 sf lots, many cul-de-sacs. City schools.

Mixed styles, many single levels and contemporaries. Convenient to I-40. 1/2-1/3 acre lots. Pool, tennis and ponds on site. Mainly by Security Builders in 80's. Durham schools.

Upscale country village begun in mid 1970's and still building with amenities including shops, 5 star restaurant, tennis, pool, croquet, bocci and hiking trails. 8 miles south of Chapel Hill in Chatham County. Chatham County schools.

New in fall 1993, still building on 1/2 acre wooded lots. Custom builders. Adjacent to East Chapel Hill High School.

New 1996 neighborhood on 300 acres on southern edge of Chapel Hill.Sizes range from 1725 to 5000 sf with zero lot line to 1/2 acre lots. Tennis courts, pool, soccer field, walking trails, outdoor amphitheater and ponds on site. Vibrant commercial area with movies, grocery, restaurants, dry cleaners, real estate offices and many more.

Started in the early 1990's and still building, traditional & transitional homes on 1/2 acre wooded lots. Pool, tennis courts and pond on site.