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Hi,
I was just wondering if anyone here on the board live in the Keystone Crossing neighborhood in Morrisville. If so, we will be neighbors!! For anyone of you that lives here, I have some questions about the neighborhood and such. Hope to hear from anyone that could help, Thanks!!
I've been considering moving there for a while so I thought I'd type something here and check in from time to time. The place is nice. Only downturn may be that it is in the Durham Co portion of Morrisville, which means Durham schools. Since they are so close to RTP though I doubt it would be hard for resale. I'm more interested in the Garage Townhomes or garageless townhomes to be exact.
Anyone bought at Keystone crossing?
I m seriously looking to buy here in the next few months.
Can anyone list the pros and cons of living there? I don't have any children, so the school system is not really important to me at this time.
I know, Walmart will soon be in the neighborhood ... what could be the pro and cons of WalMart moving in? Any thoughts/concerns/opinions appreciated.
Anyone bought at Keystone crossing?
I m seriously looking to buy here in the next few months.
Can anyone list the pros and cons of living there? I don't have any children, so the school system is not really important to me at this time.
I know, Walmart will soon be in the neighborhood ... what could be the pro and cons of WalMart moving in? Any thoughts/concerns/opinions appreciated.
Just out of curiosity, why do you want to leave Cary? It seems that the people who live there just love it...wondering what could pull someone away from the area?
Been in Cary for over 8 years. Love it here. I'm moving out, because i need more space. I know there are a lot of people on this board who either pro/anti-Cary, pro/anti-Durham, pro/anti-Raleigh, pro/anti-Chapel Hill ... and all that. My main thing is to stay close to RTP and in a good neighborhood with good potential for appreciation. I know there are pockets of those in either one of the respective counties in the triangle.
Also note that Keystone Crossing is just across the line from Wake county, but in Durham county.
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Originally Posted by shoes4birds
Just out of curiosity, why do you want to leave Cary? It seems that the people who live there just love it...wondering what could pull someone away from the area?
I am about to buy there in the next few months. I think it's one of the best places to watch the property values appreciate in the next few years. I like it cus it's right there with 540, 40, and 55 and just about inside of RTP. It's also in the same neighborhood as the other Morrisville developments going up.
does anyone who lives in Keystone have any feedback about the builders or community? I am considering buying a single family home there. I know about the Durham County address. I am concerned about the lack of green space in the neighborhood (small lots sizes, no parks/common areas).
The builders are perry and jordan. Some lots are done by jordan and the other are perry. I am told that there will be a few common areas and a park in the development, but yes for the most part it will lack the "tree" look in most of cary / raliegh areas.
I have jordan building mine and while the house is starting to look really good, you really need to be standing on their heads watching them build it because they screw up the options you select. for whatever reason, they don't get that right and end up putting the wrong stuff in there. Now they're nice enough to fix it up and swap the options out for what you wanted, but it's a little annoying. If they can't swap it out, they'll compensate it with more options or $$$ reductions.
The layouts are nice and the building is built soundly. I did a check on the appliance models they offer and most are pretty good - the option price is a deal actually.
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Originally Posted by Karrilou
does anyone who lives in Keystone have any feedback about the builders or community? I am considering buying a single family home there. I know about the Durham County address. I am concerned about the lack of green space in the neighborhood (small lots sizes, no parks/common areas).
I believe all the builders in Keystone are now Energy Star builders which is definitely a plus (and its a great location).
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For anyone of you that lives here, I have some questions about the neighborhood and such. Hope to hear from anyone that could help, Thanks!!
Yes, about to buy there
