James7bond's Blog: Morrisville, NC Neighborhoods

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. Most of the homes are similar in color and elevation. The size varies from 1500 to 2000 square feet. While the homes in the Downing Glen neighborhood are basic in concept and construction, the quality materials and craftsmanship used in Downing Glen rivals those used in more expensive homes.

Downing Glen has a very dynamic environment because most of the homes here are rental properties. This means that families leave and arrive in this Morrisville, NC neighborhood on a semi-regular basis. Each family, however, brings with them their life experiences, making the culture in Downing Glen very fluid and changeable. The dynamic environment, however, does not mean the residents…

The Keystone Crossing subdivision in Morrisville, NC is one of the newest and best-located developments in the area. Keystone Crossing is just a few minutes from Research Triangle Park (RTP), the town of Cary and the I-40 and I-540 interstate highways. With all these locations just minutes away, the Keystone Crossing neighborhood is a highly desirable place to live for many people who commute to them daily.

Homes in Keystone Crossing starting at about $250,000. Most homes have 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms and 2400 square feet of open living space for active families. The houses also have fully completed walk up attics on the 3rd floor. Homes have two garages, one of which has rear entry. The second garage has a front entry.

The development has 189…

A stroll through the Savannah subdivision in Morrisville, NC will transport you back to a more genteel era when folks sat on their front porches and chatted with the neighbors walking by. The exteriors of these homes have been inspired by history. The designs and elevations feature the Charleston- and Victorian- styles, Federal- and farmhouse-styled homes as well as the cozy style of a cottage or bungalow. The traditional exteriors of the Savannah neighborhood give way to interiors with many amenities. Kitchens are especially well appointed and include granite countertops and designer cabinets in maple, cherry or antique finished. With tile backsplashes and stainless steel sinks, Savannah’s kitchens feature Jenn-Air stoves, dishwashers, microwaves and…

The Addison Park subdivision in Morrisville, NC is one of the best-situated neighborhoods in Morrisville, NC. There’s access to major highways, nearby cities and other places of interest in the region. The Addison Park neighborhood is close to the Raleigh-Durham International Airport, highways 40 and 540, Cary town center and South Point Mall. An easy commute to Research Triangle Park, the development includes 60 home sites whose prices begin at about of $350,000. The developer, Preston Development and the builder, 1st American Builders have done a remarkable planning and construction job and the result is an attractive and livable community. The utilities include city water, electricity from Progress Energy, gas from PSNC and proper sewage disposal.
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