Heritage Wake Forest - Neighborhood Profile

Heritage at Wake Forest - Neighborhood Profile

City: Wake Forest, North Carolina

Directions:

From Raleigh: To Heritage at Wake Forest, take I-540 East to Capital Blvd/Hwy 1. Travel seven miles North on Capital Blvd. to right on S. Main Street. Travel one mile and turn right on Rogers Rd. Take Rogers Rd. one mile to Heritage Lake Rd and you are in the heart of Heritage Wake Forest.

Heritage Wake Forest Awards & Honors

• Fastest selling development in the Triangle in 2006 with over 200 closings
• Ammons Development Group, 2001 and 2006 Developer of the Year, by Triangle Sales and Marketing
• Andy Ammons, Developer of Heritage Wake Forest, awarded 2006 "Citizen of the Year," by the Wake Forest Chamber of Commerce
• Heritage Golf Club, Awarded 4½ Stars, by North Carolina magazine
• Heritage Wake Forest, 2003 Master Planned Community of the Year, by North Carolina HomeBuilders Association
• Heritage Golf Club, Best New Course 2002, by North Carolina magazine

Heritage Wake Forest Amenities

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• 18 hole, semi-private Golf Club
• Clubhouse with
• Banquet room
• Meeting facilities
• Full-service restaurant
• Private Swim & Tennis Club with
• Junior Olympic, 10-lane pool with 103-foot waterslide
• Kiddie pool
• Two tiered shaded area/sun deck
• Covered pergola and trellised sitting area
• Full-Service Oasis Grille
• 2 Lighted Tennis Courts
• Playground
• Town Soccer Center
• 120 lovely acres of open space, trails parks, and greenways
• Newly opened YMCA within five minutes.

Heritage Wake Forest History

Heritage at Wake Forest gracefully adorns land that is rich in a heritage of its own. More than 50 years prior to its development, much of the land functioned as a thriving dairy farm, owned by Emmitt Marshall and his son-in-law, Phil Stroud. Once Jud Ammons purchased the land in 1986, he and son Andy began planting trees to replenish the necessary clearing, and to accentuate the views. In four years, they planted over 1.1 million trees around Heritage Wake Forest.

Heritage Wake Forest Has Many Distinctive Neighborhoods Centered Around One Community

In keeping with simple southern hospitality, Heritage Wake Forest offers a wide array of homes, neighborhoods and amenities. Custom homes are priced from the low-$200,000s to more than $1 million, providing an opportunity to own for everyone.

Maintenance-free town homes and patio homes are available from the $190,000s. Heritage Spring will be an active 55 plus age-restricted neighborhood of attached single-family homes mid $200,000s. Luxury attached single-family homes with water and fairway views are available from the mid $400,000s.

Numerous choices of custom, single-family homes are priced from the $300,000s. The common thread through all these choices? Charming, traditionally styled homes and neighborhoods, carefully planned by the developer and custom builder group.

The developer's goal is to mirror the warmth and charm of Wake Forest and you'll find all the elements here that achieve exactly that-stone walls weave throughout the community, alongside tree-lined streets, sidewalks, subtle signage, traditional yard lanterns and customized street and mailbox posts.

Here is a list of each of the single family communities with links to each:

• Heritage Manor - From the mid $600s to $1 million
• Heritage Croft - From the $400s
• Heritage Links - From the mid $300s
• Heritage Trails - From the $300s
• Heritage Meadows - From the $230s
• Heritage Ridge - From the $400s
• Heritage Overlook - From the $600s to the upper $900s
• Heritage Glen - From the low $300s
• Heritage Dale - From the mid $400s
• Heritage Heights - From the mid $400s
• Heritage Hills - From the $300s
• Heritage Midlands - From the $380s - $600s
• Heritage Greens - From the $260s
• Heritage Knoll - From the $300s
• Heritage Reserve - From the low $500s
• Heritage Shire - From the low $500s

Click here for a map of the Heritage Wake Forest Community.