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Banbury Woods
Stonebridge
Stonehenge
Black Horse Run
Heritage Point
All currently with homes on the market with .9 acre+ lots, community pools, and 4+ bedrooms, built since 1980.
And again....slim pickins within her price range. Once you get into her price range the lot size drops dramatically. She also wants post 1990 construction - she'll get what she wants, she just won't have a lot of choices.
I agree that she is better off looking for .3-.5 and getting all her other wants, there are plenty of treed lot, 1990s built houses with community pools in the areas she's targeting....if she can move fast enough to grab one.
No worries. I asked the mod to move your tangent to its own thread.
I don't mind! Keeps my original question bumped up
On that note does anyone have suggestions on smaller neighborhoods in Wake Forest?
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