In the Triangle’s competitive residential real estate market, 2 to 6 acre homesites convenient to the area’s popular amenities are near unicorns. However, Magnolia Walk Developer’s new Chatham Co. development Carolina Crossings is filling that void with 26 stately homesites right in the epicenter between Chapel Hill, Cary, and Apex. Patrick O’Neal, owner of The Real Estate Company who is marketing Carolina Crossings, was the developer and seller for previous Chatham Co. development successes The Hills of Rosemont and Windy Hill. As was expected, interest in Carolina Crossings is growing fast; 10 of the 26 lots are currently under contract.

The development is well positioned

between various desirable areas and attractions in the Triangle. Located off of highway 751, it is a short drive south from The Streets at Southpoint and is a 10-15 minute drive from Downtown Apex, Cary Park, and Farrington Point boat ramp on Jordan Lake. Carolina Crossings couples all this convenience to city amenities with secluded living around Jordan Lake’s beautifully wooded perimeter, making it the large lot estate neighborhood to know about in Chatham co.

Bost Custom Homes was the first member of the builder team to break ground on a home for the Fleetwood family, and both the builder and the Fleetwood’s are very excited to proceed on the project. Here’s an excerpt from an article in the News and Observer on the homestart:

“It is so hard to find a large property near Cary and Apex that is an acre-plus,” Dawn Fleetwood said. “I can’t wait to get in our new home at Carolina Crossings so we can have some space, a yard and the grandkids over to run around and play”

The Fleetwood’s home will finish just under 5,600 square feet with a big front yard and even larger backyard with a swimming pool where the grandkids can enjoy visiting from their parent’s home in Cary.

 

Other homes are quickly starting throughout the neighborhood, all built by the prestigious builder team, including another start coming soon from Bost Custom Homes on Lot 1. The first home on the left upon entering the neighborhood will be the first spec house in years for Bost and will be available for purchase from the onset. With the construction in Carolina Crossings picking up momentum, the last remaining available lots are surely not to stick around long.