Tuscany - Holly Springs, NC

The Tuscany subdivision is a one-of-a-kind neighborhood in Holly Springs, NC that has just 32 homes. Each home has been custom built to suit the owners’ particular requirements. The Tuscany (Holly Springs, NC) neighborhood is situated in an attractive wooded area. Homes are at about $400,000 and up.

Tuscany was developed by Sunset Lake Partners who have an excellent reputation as one of the best firms in the field of residential construction in the Holly Springs, NC area. Along with high-style designs and plenty of custom touches, homes in Tuscany still manage to offer a great value for the money. Although located in a peaceful suburban setting, Tuscany isn’t very far from the urban and suburban amenities many people have come to expect from a high-end residential area.

Taking their cue from Old World homes, the houses in Tuscany evoke a timeless European flair with their brick and shake exteriors. Carefully created by skilled craftsmen, Tuscany’s homes range in size from about 2800 to 4200 square feet. Gas to the development is supplied by PSNC and electricity comes from Progress Energy. Time Warner is the cable company and trash collection is handled by the town of Holly Springs. Holly Springs also maintains a police department, a fire department and EMS/ambulance service. The nearest hospital emergency room is at WakeMed Cary Hospital, 9 miles away.

For commuters, the distances are manageable:

Raleigh: 15 miles

Durham: 25 miles

Chapel Hill: 30 miles

Research Triangle Park: 18 miles

Raleigh-Durham International Airport: 23 miles

When taken as a whole, the Tuscany subdivision in Holly Springs, NC is a unique and exclusive community, which, although small, offers a great quality of life. 

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