Looking west from the entrance to The Reserve in Chapel Hill, the tree covered rolling land drops away for about a mile to the protected margin along Mason Creek, the eastern city limits of Chapel Hill. In winter, beyond the creek valley, one can see the skyline of Chapel Hill through the trees. For those who work in Chapel Hill, The Reserve is one of the most convenient communities outside the city limits. Built mostly in the late 1990s, home designs in The Reserve take full advantage of the hilly wooded terraine. Homes are larger than the average for the area, from 3500 sq ft up to many over 5000 sq ft. Prices range from $450,000 upwards with an average price of over $600,000. If you value a peaceful wooded setting with a short commute to UNC, The Reserve should be on your introductory tour of the area.

Vicky Olive of Piedmont Preferred Realty is an independent real estate broker serving individuals who value expert representation in their search for a distinctive home and North Caroline lifestyle. Vicky will be pleased to introduce you to the communities around Chapel Hill NC and Jordan Lake.

Arbor Lea Chapel Hill, NC In 2008 in Arbor Lea, 1 homes sold through the MLS for a price of $580,000 and price per SqFt of $171. This compares to 1 homes per year over the previous three years selling for average of $854,477 and for average per SqFt of $187.

Of the homes sold in the past five years in Arbor Lea, most were 2501 to 3500 SqFt on a lot of about 6.2 acre. 25% were single story and 75% were 1.5 or two+ story, typically Transitional, Traditional, Farm House in style with an exterior finish of Brick Veneer, HardBoard, Stone, Shake or Cedar. Among the homes in Arbor Lea, 100% have 9-10 ft ceilings, 25% have a deck, 50% have a patio, 50% have a screened porch, 25% have a basement. Most were built in 1990 to 1999.

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