Heritage Wake Forest
July 18th, 2007 Categories: Heritage, New Construction Homes, Wake Forest
Do you want a custom built Wake Forest home in a beautiful golf course community with schools, shopping and restaurants right down the street? Then Heritage Wake Forest is for you!
Heritage is a well thought out planned development which offers a wide variety of architectural styles and floor plans sure to please just about any taste and budget. Prices range from townhomes in the $170s to custom estate homes priced up to the $900s with breathtaking views of the golf course.
This neighborhood has been carefully planned and integrated with the surrounding area. One of the biggest complaints I get from home buyers regarding new construction is how developers tend to cut down all the trees leaving the neighborhood barren and without character. This is not the case at Heritage. In the late 1980s the developers actually began planting more than $1 million in trees over a four year period with a clear vision for how the community would look today.
The list of custom builders in Heritage includes the best of the best with names like Creech, Robuck, Dickerson, Legacy, Tingen, Gaylord, Grady, Clearwater and others. These builders are active members of the local community with reputations to maintain and uphold. They each have a vested interest in satisfying each and every customer by delivering what they promise.
The active lifestyle is alive and well at Heritage. The centerpiece is the award winning Heritage Golf Club which features beautiful landscaping, meandering creeks and natural, spring fed lakes. There is also a putting practice green, pro shop and a full service grill.
The Heritage Swim & Tennis Club offers a junior olympic sized pool, a waterslide and lighted tennis courts. The clubhouse gives members a banquet room and meeting facilities.
Just a mile or two away the Smith Creek Soccer Center and The Factory Sports Complex offer plenty of year round options for your family, including two ice rinks, go-karts, batting cages, dance school, YMCA, martial arts, pottery painting, skateboard park, and a complex of six baseball fields operated by Capital City Baseball. By the way, there are some great restaurants there too!
Check back often for updates on this great neighborhood. In the mean time, if you would like more information, just give me a call or fill out the information request form and I’ll get your questions answered as quickly as possible.
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