The Five Points Historic Neighborhoods are a cluster of suburban developments centered on the Five Points intersection of Glenwood Avenue, Fairview, and Whitaker Mill Road in Raleigh, North Carolina. Characterized by spacious bungalows built in the early 20th century, it is also home to an increasing number of breweries, vintage shops, and creative concepts. Curator: Nest Realty
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Fabulous Active Adult Communities in the Greater Chapel Hill Area
Are you curious about active adult community living here in the Chapel Hill area? They can provide many advantages and allow you to enjoy an active lifestyle with other folks with similar interests. Pickleball anyone? Perhaps the best perk of living in 55+ communities is that they provide amenities galore. Many include a snazzy clubhouse, pool, tennis (and pickleball) courts as well as a vibrant calendar of events and volunteer opportunities. Your HOA dues will go toward covering exterior maintenance costs and most amenities. Active adult communities are becoming more and more popular in the U.S. and our area has some of the best. You may be familiar with the wonderful Del Webb communities Carolina Preserve and Carolina Arbors, but I have highlighted several in the Chapel Hill and Hillsborough areas that are also worth a look! Curator: Pat Dillon