Sanford NC Real Estate News

Hearthfield Lakes in West Sanford, North Carolina

Rita — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 03:19:33 +0000

Hearthfield lakes is a neighborhood of homes in Sanford, NC. Hearthfield lakes was developed in the early 1990s around two small lakes. There are around 125 lots and a new phase is under development. Lots range in size from 1/4 acre to 3/4 acre with an average of about 2/5 acre.Between January 2005 and January 2007, 17 homes in Heartfield lakes were sold with prices ranging from $95,000 to $161,00, with an average of $126,500. The reasonable prices in this West Sanford community place it into the range of many home buyers.The homes in the above show are only for example purposes; they may not be listed. Please Email Me and I will be happy to send you current MLS listings of homes in Hearthfield Lakes or any neighborhood in the Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County areas.

To find out more about homes in Hearthfield Lakes, visit the Hearthfield Lakes in Sanford, NC page on my website. Contact me today to help you find the right home for you.

You can also visit my Sanford NC Homes website for more information about homes in Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County in North Carolina.

Rita Taylor

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North Shore in Carolina Trace - Sanford, NC

Rita — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 03:19:09 +0000

North Shore was one of the first areas developed within Carolina Trace in the late 1960s. It is the largest neighborhood in Carolina Trace with over 250 lots within North Shore. Lots vary from around 1/3 of an acre to over one acre but average about 1/2 acre.There are many lots within this neighborhood that are lake front on Lake Trace. There are also 6 smaller lakes and ponds within this neighborhood. The largest of these smaller bodies of water is the 7 acre Lake Arnold (at left).The entire Lake course at Carolina Trace winds through North Shore as well as holes 2-3 of the Creek course. With homes built from the late 1960s to present, there are a wide variety of different home types and styles within North Shore.

The homes in the show above are only for example purposes; I do not have them listed. Please Contact Me and I will be happy to send you current MLS listings of homes in North Shore or any neighborhood in Carolina Trace, Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County.

To find out more about homes in North Shore, visit the Northshore in Carolina Trace Sanford, NC page on my website. Contact me today to help you find the right home for you.

You can also visit my Sanford NC Homes website for more information about homes in Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County in North Carolina.

Rita Taylor

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Sanford NC Real Estate

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Brownstone in West Sanford NC

Rita — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 03:18:51 +0000

Brownstone is a subdivision in West Sanford, NC. There are currently 76 lots in this subdivision, with lot sizes ranging from around 1/3 of an acre to well over an acre. The average lot is about half an acre. Brownstone was developed in the late 1990s, with the first homes being built around 1997. Homes continue to be built as more lots are developed. This is a popular subdivision in a desirable area.From January 2005 to January 2007, seven homes in Brownstone were sold. Prices ranged from $214,000 to $395,000, with an average price of $285,000.The homes in the above show are only for example purposes; they may not be currently listed. Please Email Me and I will be happy to send you current MLS listings of homes in Brownstone or any neighborhood in the Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County areas.

To find out more about homes in Brownstone, visit the Brownstone in Sanford, NC page on my website. Contact me today to help you find the right home for you.

You can also visit my Sanford NC Homes website for more information about homes in Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County in North Carolina.

Rita Taylor

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Raven Rock State Park in April

Rita — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 04:06:19 +0000

After a busy week, our family decided to take a relaxing walk on Sunday afternoon. We picked up a “tailgate special” at Bo jangles and headed out to Raven Rock State Park. This park is in Western Harnett County and is just a short drive from Sanford. After our picnic we decided to head down the Campbell Creek Loop trail to let the kids play in the creek.The trail wound down the hill and finally came to a bridge over the creek. This trail was closed for over a year after the last tropical storm came through and washed out the bridge. The new bridge looks like it is built to last.

To the right on the bridge there was a nice Dogwood tree in bloom over the creek. A nice place to stop for a moment and soak in the quiet mumbling from the stream below.

We followed the trail for a bit and then made our way down to the creek. At this spot the creek narrows down as it flows over small stones. I didn’t wade in but the kids (including my husband, the biggest kid) said the water was a bit cold.

This spot was interesting. There is a rock to the right of the picture that my daughter called a “diving board rock”. The creek forms a small pool here just below a small waterfall. It didn’t look deep enough for diving but jumping in during the hot months of summer might be fun.

This azalea was beautiful in bloom along the side of the trail. We also saw lots of Rhododendron and Mountain Laurel bushes that will be pretty when they bloom next month.

This pool of water had lots of small rock along the river bottom. The kids found salamanders, minnows, tadpoles, and crayfish when we stopped at this spot. There was a rock slide below the pool. When we come back in the summer we will have to see if there is enough current to slide down the rock slide. There were several natural slides along this creek.

This is a view of the upstream side from the bridge over Campbell Creek on our way back to the parking lot. We had a nice time on a beautiful spring day and plan to come back in the summer to play in this great little creek.

Please visit my Sanford NC Homes website for more information about homes in Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County in North Carolina.

Rita Taylor

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The Pointe in Carolina Trace in Sanford, NC

Rita — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 03:22:43 +0000

The Pointe is the newest neighborhood developed within Carolina Trace in Sanford, NC. The Pointe offers 19 lots in one of the most desirable parts of Carolina Trace. Lots vary in size from over 7/10 to under 2/10 of an acre. Of the 19 lots, 10 are lake front on Lake Trace. Several of these lots additionally overlook the 18th hole on the Creek course. The remaining lots offer fabulous lake views from the front of the lots and border either hole 1 on the Creek course or the country club itself.All of the lots are very convenient to the country club, which offers a club house, tennis courts, a pool, and playgrounds to country club members. Of course, this also makes The Pointe convenient to start and finish points for the Creek and Lake courses. This convenience means less time getting to the course and more time playing for those who suffer that addiction known as golf. The first homes were built in 2005 and homes are continuing to be built. A few lots are still available, with prices for these exclusive lots typically above $100,000.The homes in the show above are only for example purposes; I do not have them listed. Please Contact Me and I will be happy to send you current MLS listings of homes in The Pointe or any neighborhood in Carolina trace, Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County.

To find out more about homes in The Pointe, visit the The Pointe in Carolina Trace in Sanford, NC page on my website. Contact me today to help you find the right home for you.

You can also visit my Sanford NC Homes website for more information about homes in Sanford, Lee County, or Harnett County in North Carolina.

Rita Taylor

ERA Strother RealEstate

Sanford NC Real Estate

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