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The Kelton subdivision in Morrisville, NC is one of those communities, which offers residents just about everything that they ever could ask in from a neighborhood. In fact, living in the Kelton neighborhood is very much like having your own private and well-appointed home in a resort or country club.
At Kelton, residents have access to tennis courts, swimming pools, a clubhouse and a large common open space in the very heart of the community. Many houses have 3 levels, a basement and 2-car garage. It’s also possible to find homes with great rooms, security system, smoke alarm systems, first-floor master suites, fireplaces, covered patios, decks, hardwood floors and first-floor laundry rooms. Kitchens have all appliances including dishwashers. Central air conditioning is standard, as is central heating Exterior touches include brick fronts and shingled roofs.
This posh Morrisville, NC neighborhood is just minutes from Research Triangle Park and downtown Cary. Priced at about $300,000 and up, most homes have 4 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. There are 56 townhomes in Kelton. Schools are close by, including Weatherstone Elementary, West Cary Middle School and Green Hope High School. Kelton has a homeowners association has established covenants to protect the interests of the residents. The association collects a hefty fee from residents that can rise as high as $3500.
Points of interest in the Kelton area include the Morrisville Café coffee shop, Lowe’s and Kroger’s grocery stores. Restaurants include a bagel bakery, sandwich shop, pub and pizzeria. The Kelton development in Morrisville, NC is a centrally located upscale community for those who appreciate the finer aspects of suburban life.
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3.95% APR 30 year fixed rate
Up to 100% Financing for qualified buyers
No origination fee
No private mortgage insurance
Estate homes reduced $60,000 -$100,000!
3000-4000 square feet
4/5 bedrooms
3.5/4.5 baths
bonus rooms
screen porches
patios
Fully upgraded- granite, hardwoods, wainscotting, built-ins
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Located in the heart of Morrisville within walking distance of shops and restaurants. Minutes from I-40 and RTP. Carpenter Park Town Homes offer a community pool that is a favorite of the neighbors for socializing.
213 Blithe Place is extra special because it's an end unit offering large yard, fenced patio, and extra side window.
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Morrisville, North Carolina a town of approximately 15,000 bucks the trend in real estate at least when it comes to building permits.
From January to June 150 new home permits (you remember them) were issued, an increase from 126 for the previous year.
Morrisville is in central North Carolina about equal distance from Raleigh and Durham. It is located right beside Research Triangle Park and Raleigh-Durham International Airport. These facts and the access to major highways make it attractive to homeowners and business's alike.
Homes in Morrisville range in price from the low $200's all the way up to 2.5 mil.
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To all Home builders and Sellers!! Be careful when you pick your representative when selling or marketing your homes cause if you pick a wrong one and no matter how good the house and price you offered, it still hard to move or sell anything!
nces It happened yesterday in a beautiful neighborhood but I saw a lots of vacant lots and they started to build 3 years ago and other nearby neighborhoods already sold out and I guess I know the reasons behind.
I was trying to set up an appointment for my buyer yesterday and I called the Sales office to tell the onsite agent that my buyer and I would like to visit them but I told him we did look around other nearby neighborhoods. The onsite agent immediately questioned " Did you try to ask your buyer not to consider our neighborhood?" I was shocked cause I did not expect the onsite agent who I never meet will question me why I take my buyer to look at other neighborhoods.
Then, he asked me another question "Did you have your buyer agency agreement signed and show it to me when you guys are here." I can tell you I feel I was talking to a Cop instead of the onsite agent. I sold 7 houses this month in different new home subdivisions and never ever questioned by any onsite agent to ask me to prove it to them. We set up to meet at the Sales Office at 4p.m. and my buyer called me that he could not get off from work until 5:30p.m So, I called the onsite agent immediately and let him know we need to re-scehdule to 5:30p.m. The onsite agent told me he supposed to get off work at 6p.m and asked me why we need to re-scheudle. I told him the buyer could not get off from work and he still was not happy.
When we sat down with the onsite agent and he could not really answered or ease my buyer's concern and my buyer did tell me the onsite agent was really not easy to work with. My conclusion, if you are Home builder or seller trying to sell your house, you should really found out how your onsite agent /representative talking and treating to your potential buyers and fellow buyer agents. If the onsite agent or listing agent did not care the present and future working relationship with one another and it really turned off the buyers or other agent's willingness to come back and visit your subdivison/house!!
It is defintely not a good experience to me and my buyer and I really feel sorry for the company who hire a Cop instead of a onsite agent to welcome the buyer and buyer agent.
Hannah Chan, GRI
Broker/Owner
Cary-Raleigh Realty, Inc.
919-426-1854
919-468-1570(Fax)
Website: http://www.caryraleighrealty.com
Blog: http://raleighcaryapexmorrisvillerealestate.blogspot.com/
Profie: http://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahchan
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