Holly Springs North Carolina Real Estate
Nestled among Cary, Apex, and Fuquay-Varina, Holly Springs is a rapidly growing community in the Triangle area. Holly Springs has earned the reputation of being a progressive, growing town while still maintaining its Southern hospitality and beauty. In fact, with its tree-lined streets and open spaces, Holly Springs takes the 22nd spot on Money Magazine's list of the Best Places to Live 2007. To accommodate the surge of residents in Holly Springs, the town is coping and planning ahead, while trying to maintain its neighborhood character.
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All Holly Springs Homes for Sale
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Holly Springs Home in Brackenridge Subdivision
Price: $599,900 |
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Holly Springs Home in Woodcreek Subdivision
Price: $599,900 |
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Holly Springs Home in Sunset Oaks Subdivision
Price: $595,000 |
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Holly Springs Home in Fieldstone Farms Subdivision
Price: $580,000 |
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Holly Springs Home in Sunset Ridge Subdivision
Price: $579,000 |
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Holly Springs Home in Sunset Ridge Subdivision
Price: $575,000 |
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Holly Springs Home in 12 Oaks Subdivision
Price: $575,000 |
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Holly Springs Home in 12 Oaks Subdivision
Price: $569,900 |
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Holly Springs Home in Sunset Oaks Subdivision
Price: $567,800 |
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Holly Springs Home in Wescott Subdivision
Price: $564,900 |
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Why Choose Holly Springs Real Estate?
Thanks to its proximity to Research Triangle Park and reasonable land prices, Holly Springs has become a much sought-after area for business and residential newcomers alike. Last year, the pharmaceutical giant Novartis announced plans for a manufacturing facility that will add approximately 350 new jobs. Currently, major commercial and residential developments include Warp Technologies and Sunset Ridge Golf Community.
While Holly Springs welcomes growth, Town leaders are determined to control the quality and placement of new developments, while preserving open spaces and creating public areas. Recently, the main focus of the Town has been on encouraging commercial and residential development in downtown Holly Springs. To ensure downtown Holly Springs is attractive to residents, visitors, and businesses, the Town has developed a comprehensive growth plan to keep the area full of life while preserving its vivid history.
In December of 2007, downtown Holly Springs received a big boost with the opening of the Holly Springs Library and Holly Springs Cultural Center – the center for arts, entertainment, and special events in southwestern Wake County. The Cultural Center has become a great place for the community to gather. It has brought people downtown for theatrical productions, concerts, movies, classes, and other events. Managed and programmed by the Holly Springs Parks and Recreation Department, the community is working hard to make this the best arts center in North Carolina.
The downtown transformation took another important step forward with the groundbreaking of Main Street Square – a mixed use development designed to resemble restored historic turn-of-the-century buildings. Main Street Square will feature a mixture of single-family and town homes, shops, restaurants, offices, and a village green for concerts and community gatherings. Across from the site is a new Harris Teeter grocer and Wal-Mart.
Main Street Square represents the Town leaders' vision of creating a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly downtown where people can live, work, shop, dine, and enjoy concerts and small events. The concept for Main Street Square grew from the community’s desire to create a village center as the heart of the community. By Spring 2008, the first residents of Main Street Square moved in and thus, community traditions that bring people together have been formed.
In and Around Holly Springs, NC
Holly Springs offers a wealth of entertainment for its residents. Hardly a weekend passes by, especially during summer, when there is not a Town-sponsored activity, cultural event, free movie, concert, festival, or parade happening. Some of the major annual highlights of community life which often attract and delight citizens from all over the Triangle region include the Easter Egg Hunt, HollyFest Celebration, Kiwanis Club Haunted Schoolhouser, Main Street Christmas, and Happy Holly Days Parade.
In addition to the Town's festivities, the Parks and Recreation Department of Holly Springs provides a wide variety of recreational opportunities for its residents. Holly Springs is home to:
- The 46-acre Parrish Womble Park, formerly a tobacco farm, now includes play fields, playground equipment, a fishing pond, a picnic shelter, an amphitheater, a paved walking trail, and areas for horseshoes and volleyball.
- Holly Springs also offers the 90-acre Bass Lake Park which features a lake stocked with an assortment of fish. Residents can go fishing, rent a small boat or canoe, stroll through the nature trail, attend a park-sponsored outing, or just enjoy the scenery.
- Outside Town limits, Harris Lake County Park is a popular fishing and boating spot. Covering 680-acres in southwestern Wake County, Harris Lake County Park is the largest in the Wake County Parks and Recreation system. It addition to fishing and boating it offers miles of hiking and mountain bike trails, a fishing pier, playground equipment, picnic shelters, and camp sites. Harris Lake County Park is situated on a peninsula located on the Shearon Harris Reservoir.
Children of Holly Springs attend the nationally honored Wake County Public System System (WCPSS), which consistently ranks among the best in the state. Surrounding the Town of Holly Springs are three elementary schools, one middle school, and two high schools.
Holly Springs quality of life – from the small-town atmosphere to recreational activities found within and outside of Town limits – is likely to continue to grow in population and industry, and also in heart.
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