Reducing Energy Costs to increase the real estate value of your Hillsborough Home

Real estate in Hillsborough North Carolina ranges from historic homes in the Hillsborough Historic District to new developments in the countryside. Historic Hillsborough is sometimes referred to as a museum without walls. The boundaries for Hillsborough were laid out in 1754, where the Great Indian Trading Path crossed the Eno River. You can visit the reconstructed Occaneechi village in the original riverside site within a block of the Orange County courthouse.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Hillsborough Historic District boasts more than 100 late 18th century and early 19th Century structures still standing. The residents appreciate the quaintness and friendliness of their small town, but also enjoy its fast, convenient access to other Triangle cities via Interstate 85 and Interstate 40. Hillsboro is only a 15 minute commute to Duke University and Duke Medical center to the east and about 15 to 20 minute commute to UNC and Chapel Hill to the south.

Vicky Olive of Piedmont Preferred Realty, Inc. is an independent real estate broker serving individuals who value expert representation in their search for a distinctive home and North Carolina lifestyle. Vicky will be pleased to introduce you to the Hillsborough and Orange County NC communities.

Oak Ridge Hillsborough, NC Of the homes sold in the past five years in Oak Ridge, most are about 1501 to 2500 SqFt on a lot of about 0.8 acre. 65% were single story and 12% were two story, typically Ranch in style with an exterior finish of HardBoard or Vinyl. Among the homes in Oak Ridge, 29% have a workshop, 29% have a storage shed, 76% have a deck and 18% have a basement.

Click on any photo to see homes for sale in Oak Ridge in Hillsborough, NC

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These photos of past sales in Oak Ridge show some of the home styles in the community.

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