Moving to Greenville? (Charlotte, Raleigh, Nags Head: apartment complex, rentals, condos)

[movingtogreenville]

I am a new college graduate from the northeast and it looks like I will get an offer to work in Greenville. It seems like the best places for someone young to live in Greenville is by ECU for the college vibe or by the medical district where various medical professionals live. Where would you recommend someone young and new to the area move?

[Phil A. Delphia]

Here's a similar recent thread that applies to you.

College Grad possibly moving to Greenville

[HP91]

Don't forget the Bells Fork area...which in my opinion would be the best of the three options (near ECU or near the Med School). The biggest problem would be if you work in or near the Med Center, which could be a haul across town. But its convenient to ECU, Greenville Blvd and Memorial Dr but keeps some distance.

[loveautumn]

is Greenville considered coastal? I thought it was closer to Charlotte

[Phil A. Delphia]

Originally Posted by loveautumn

is Greenville considered coastal? I thought it was closer to Charlotte

Greenville is in between Raleigh and the coast. It's 1.5 hours to Atlantic Beach; 2.5 hours to Nags Head; 1.25 to Raleigh; 4 hours to Charlotte.

[movingtogreenville]

I read through the other thread and using some of the criteria posted came across an apartment complex known as Pointe at Wimbleton. Would anyone recommend that, or generally a place like that/in that area?

Pointe at Wimbledon Apartments Apartment Rentals

[Phil A. Delphia]

Originally Posted by movingtogreenville

I read through the other thread and using some of the criteria posted came across an apartment complex known as Pointe at Wimbleton. Would anyone recommend that, or generally a place like that/in that area?

Pointe at Wimbledon Apartments Apartment Rentals

Bells Fork is the best area to live, and Wimbledon Pointe is the most luxurious apartment complex in that area; whether they're nicer than privately owned condos for rent is subjective. Right across the street is Melbourne Park apartments, which aren't luxurious, but are a bit nicer than most of the basic Greenville apartments.

Here's yet another recent thread on the matter:
Relocation to Greenville

I'd add as recommendations Tree Top townhomes and condos (seperate from Tree Top Villas), and Dudley's Grant to those listed in those other threads; but these are also of the privately owned types of rentals.

Additions to the not recommended list are Tower Village, Bradford, and Whitebridge. They're not awful, but you can do better in the Bells Fork/Firetower area than these complexes.

[Phil A. Delphia]

Since this topic keeps popping up every few months, I've created an organized master list of rentals in Greenville's Bells Fork area. It's just a list based on reputation and appearances. You still may have to research reviews and pricing, whether here on CD or elsewhere.

Rentals in the Bells Fork Area of Greenville