Apex NC Real Estate
Appealing to many newcomers, Apex is characterized as a small town where the past harmonizes with the future. The town is located on Highway 55, a well-traveled thoroughfare for commuters to Research Triangle Park. Combining older neighborhoods shaded by mature greenery with new construction, Apex cityscape is becoming more suburban in character. Still, though, the quaint downtown district and historic sites preserve the charm of the past.
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All Apex Homes and Properties for Sale
$700,000 - $800,000
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Apex Home in Dutchman Estates Subdivision
Price: $800,000 |
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Apex Home in Village of Wynchester Subdivision
Price: $799,900 |
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Apex Home in To Be Added Subdivision
Price: $789,500 |
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Apex Home in Not in a Subdivision Subdivision
Price: $774,900 |
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Apex Home in Brookshire Manor Subdivision
Price: $764,900 |
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Apex Home in Friendship Subdivision
Price: $750,000 |
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Apex Home in Not in a Subdivision Subdivision
Price: $750,000 |
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Apex Home in Jamison Park Subdivision
Price: $749,900 |
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Apex Home in To Be Added Subdivision
Price: $719,999 |
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Why Choose Apex Real Estate?
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Apex’s downtown district is where residents and visitors alike will find an array of local shops and dining options that include an ice cream parlor, an old-fashioned soda shop, a fine dining bistro, and a Mexican restaurant. In addition to these quaint shops, Apex offers a variety of other shopping experiences for its citizens. Located near the intersection of US Highway 64 and NC Highway 55 are the largest retail centers in Apex – Beaver Creek Commons and Beaver Creek Crossing. These shopping centers are anchored by major employers such as SuperTarget, Lowes Home Improvement, and Home Depot. Surrounding these establishments there are an array of other retail stores, grocery stores, and modern-day restaurants.
Surrounding the well-preserved downtown district and historic homes are new neighborhoods, which must meet the town's standards and aid in the community's overall quality of life. Several years ago, Apex welcomed the development of Scott's Mill - a master-planned community located close to the streets of downtown. Scott's Mill offers a variety of housing styles and a mix of both traditional and townhomes. Additionally, neighborhoods such as The Park at West Lake, Jamison Park, Abbington, Haddon Hall, and Sutton Place have been a welcoming contribution to the town’s residential, commercial, and economic growth.
The latest development is The Villages of Apex. This 170 acre, mixed-use development will feature 1,300 condominiums, town homes and single-family homes, a private elementary school, and a 13-acre park with greenway trails. This up and coming community will offer nearly 300,000 square feet of retail and office space, and will be located on the stretch of land that connects Downtown Apex with U.S. 64.
Education in Apex
Children living in Apex attend Wake County Public School System's elementary, middle, and high schools. Wake County's Wake County is known across the state for its excellent educational system. In fact, as of January 2007, Wake County Pubic School System (WCPSS) has the most National Board Certified Teachers than any other school district in the nation.
Surrounding the Apex community there are nine highly sought-after public schools which include Apex High, Apex Middle, Lufkin Middle, Salem Middle, Apex Elementary, Baucom Elementary, Olive Chapel Elementary, and Salem Elementary. Also nearby are many top-rated private and charter schools, accredited daycares and preschools, and premier colleges and universities.
Life in Apex NC
Social, recreational, and leisure activities are important to the residents of Apex. Some of the Town's greatest assets are the following:
- 9 town-owned parks, ranging from 160-acre Apex Lake Community Park to 20-acre Jaycee Park
- Kidstowne Playground, one of the Triangle's largest playgrounds
- Series of public greenways for walking, jogging, and biking
- Southwest Wake YMCA
- Apex Community Center offering a myriad of youth and adult programs and activities
- Keen-Agers, a program offering recreational opportunities to the senior citizen population
- Eva H. Perry Regional Library, a distinctive 23,000 square-foot building serving the Southwest region of Wake County
- Dream Sports Center, a multi-sport facility which accomodates roller hockey, basketball, and soccer events
Annual festivals and events such as Peak Week Festival, Today and Yesteryear Festival, Old Fashioned 4th of July in Historic Apex, Concerts at the Union Depot, and Apex's Historic Homes Tour
For its citizens, this quaint railroad town's motto "The Peak of Good Living"; has become a way of life, and it's no wonder why Business North Carolina magazine named Apex "The Best Small Town in North Carolina."
Every day, nearly ten newcomers relocate to Apex NC. If you're considering purchasing a home for sale in Apex, North Carolina, please contact us so we can assist you with both your relocation and home buying needs.