Morrisville, NC

Breckenridge Neighborhood, Morrisville, NC

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Breckenridge is a neighbodhood located in Morrisville, NC and is the closest single family residential community to Research Triangle Park (RTP). It is located off David Drive at the corner of Parkside Valley Drive. The community was built by Pulte Builders and consists of numerous types of housing; single-family (under 3000 sq ft) adjoined town homes w/ garages, two-story town homes w/, w/o garage, and three-story town homes. The community has a welcoming entrance with a long meandering main road that is planked by walking trails, and a bike lane. All sides of the neighborhood are wonderfully landscaped and graced with fountains and ponds.

Breckenridge Swim & Tennis Club is one of the huge attractions to the neighborhood. The clubhouse is an outstanding two-story design with columns and a balcony with spiral stairs descending to the pool. The pool offers lap lanes, a shallow end, and an additional wading pool for the very young. Six tennis courts are well designed with shade shelters at each site.

The newly renovated club house offers rooms to rent, pool showers, game areas, fire place sitting room, and balcony with tables overlooking to pool, a overall awesome place for resident's use.

When driving through Breckenridge you often see joggers, folks out walking dogs, groups of walkers, geese by the ponds, and of course KIDS!

*****Breckenridge continues to be one of the TOP 20 Subdivisions for Re-Sale in Wake County (TARR report). ******

SCHOOLS:

Breckenridge is part of: Wake County Public Schools

Cedar Fork Elementary School

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West Cary Middle School

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Panther Creek High School

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The Shiloh Grove subdivision in Morrisville, NC is a splendidly designed community with large wooded tracts and plenty of greenspace. Shiloh Grove enjoys proximity to Research Triangle Park, Raleigh-Durham Airport and the U.S. interstate highway system. This fantastic location makes the Shiloh Grove neighborhood one of the most popular places to live in all the Morrisville, NC neighborhoods/subdivisions

Shiloh Grove is a master-planned swim club community that consists of both townhomes and single-family homes. The townhomes have 2 to 3 bedrooms and average about 1300 to about 1500 square feet. A typical home in Shiloh Grove costs about $170,000. For that price, buyers can expect 3 to 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 2 half-bathrooms and about 1500 square feet of living space. Homes in this price range may or may not have a garage. The usual number of rooms is about 6. Don’t expect amenities like fireplaces in a home at this price range, but know that homes in Shiloh Grove are still an excellent value in the Morrisville, NC area.

Other amenities found in Shiloh Grove include jogging and walking trails, a swimming pool with cabana and swim club, bicycle paths and plenty of outdoor activities. Prospective buyers should know that Shiloh Grove has an Architectural Control Committee that monitors the home styles, landscaping and materials used to “ensure the harmony of home styles.” All building plans and landscape designs must be submitted to the Committee for approval. While some homeowners might find these rules restrictive, they (the rules) exist to assure both the quality of building and landscape work and the general look and feel of the community.

For buyers looking for a good value in a prime location, the Shiloh Grove development in Morrisville, NC is worth considering.

Morrisville is a hot spot of activity, with a great location between Cary, Raleigh, RDU International Airport, and the Research Triangle Park.

Many residents live in Morrisville due to the easy commute to RTP. Sometimes it is a compromise for a two-income household. One person commutes to RTP, and the other may have an easy drive to employment centers in Cary, Raleigh, Durham, or Chapel Hill.

With the extension of the freeway, NC 540 connecting West Cary and North Raleigh as it passes through Morrisville, the small town has become an easy jumping off point for many Triangle attractions.

Residential building lots are mostly controlled by major national builders. There are only a few that come to market now and then.

And commercial assemblages also exist.

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Great opportunity to Spring Clean and be kind to the enviornment.

The Town of Morrisville is participating with Wake County and the Town of Cary in the collection of hazardous waste and electronics recycling on Saturday May 9th, 8am to 4pm at The Town of Cary Public Works facility, 400 James Jackson Avenue in Cary.

Examples of accepted household hazardous waste:

• batteries
• cooking oil
• fire extinguishers
• fluorescent light bulbs
• herbicides
• automobile fluids
• kerosene
• motor oil
• paints
• polishes
• poisons
• solvents/thinners

Examples of accepted electronices

• Any corded electronic device
• small appliances
• video game players
• keyboards/mice/printers
• cords and cables
• camcorders and cameras
• microwaves
• modems/monitors
• typewriters
• speakers
• fax machines

Please NOTE: No household trash or recycables, medical waste, unknown materials, explosive or radioactive materials, or commercial waste is allowed.