Chapel Hill, and the living is easy. Especially when you're at 140 West Franklin, Greenbridge, or one of the other stellar condo communities located downtown. 140 West and Greenbridge are high rise buildings, with secured entry, concierge, clubhouse rooms and gyms, and more. Beautifully appointed, they range from one to three bedroom units, often with expansive city views. Other smaller condo communities downtown include Townside Terrace and McCorkle Place, all with the same great walkability: moments to UNC games and arts performances, as well as the incredible restaurants, shops, bars and music venues of Franklin Street. Curator: Wendy Tanson
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Durham's 751 South - New Urbanist
A new home community that is timeless with bold flare. New Urban - suburban living among 14 parks and 55 acres of open green space on the edge pristine nature preserve. The classical proportions, quality home features, indoor/outdoor living in the single-family homes, townhomes, and brownstones options are a favorite with Susan's architecture background. When fully complete, walk to the grocery store, shop, and dine down the street in this new master planned community. Close to everything in the heart of the Triangle. Curator: Susan Anders