Fearrington Village, as described by Southern Living magazine, - "a unique community located on farmland dating back to the 1700s, near Chapel Hill, North Carolina. "Fearrington Village blends romantic lodging, delectable dining, great shopping, a planned residential community, and glorious gardens in a rare combination that you'll be a hard-pressed to find anywhere else."
22 available homes will be open to the public at Fearrington Village on Sunday, October 11, 2009, from 2 pm to 4 pm. This is a great opportunity to see exactly what kind of homes are available in this unique community and decide if the Fearrington lifestyle is right for you! Please come out and visit and check out this beautiful home, ready for occupancy!
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This one level, contemporary home is located within walking distance of the Fearrington Village Swim and Croquet Club and not much further to the village center. Located on a quiet cul de sac, the home is on a wooded lot and has many features which incorporate the quiet, wooded serenity into your daily life, including a private bricked patio and screened porch.
A gently sloped ramp is thoughtfully integrated into the exterior design to allow easy access from the level drive and two car Garage to the home's front door. Inside, the open floorplan and hardwood flooring make it an inviting home for those with mobility issues.
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SarahGray Lamm is a licensed, full time, residential real estate professional in the Raleigh Durham area of North Carolina with over 60,000 hours of experience. She specializes in serving the real estate needs of home sellers, home buyers and investors in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Durham and Northern Chatham County and is proudly associated with Allen Tate Realtors, the Carolinas #1 independent realty company.
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