Heritage Wake Forest
Wake Forest, North Carolina
Live on a top-rated golf course, enjoy rich amenities, and have a
commute of only a few miles to Raleigh and the Research Triangle.
Description: Heritage Wake Forest, one of the Triangle's premier golf and lifestyle communities, is anchored by the award-winning Heritage Golf Club. This 1,000-acre community is located near the vibrant historic downtown district of Wake Forest and within just a few miles of the urban amenities of Raleigh.
Awards & Honors
- 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
Nearest Airport: Raleigh-Durham International, 30 minutes
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North Carolina magazine has awarded the golf course "4½ Stars."
Amenities
- 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
Real Estate
- Estate Homes, priced from $650,000 to $1 million+
- Single-family Homes, priced from the low-$200,000s to the $600,000s
- Single-family Homes, 55+ Age Restricted, priced from the low-$200,000s
- Single-family Homes, attached, priced from the mid-$400,000s
- Single-family Villas, priced from the low-$300,000s
- Townhomes, priced from the $160,000s to $230,000+
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Former Farm Yields a Bucolic Lifestyle
Heritage is a residential community with a pedigree unlike any other. What was once the Marshall-Stroud Dairy Farm is now a golfer's paradise. With its Heritage Golf Club spread out over 200 acres of beautiful, rolling hills, each hole is designed to protect and enhance the most spectacular views in the area.
You can walk out your front door and play a round of golf at the semi-private Heritage Golf Club or relax in its 15,000-square-foot Clubhouse which overlooks the 18th fairway and Heritage Lake. (The clubhouse's restaurant is open to the public with banquet and meeting facilities available.)
The clubhouse aglow at dusk.
Architect Bob Moore of JMP Golf Design Group, which designed the 18-hole, semi-private layout, calls Heritage "…one of the most naturally beautiful and receptive sites for golf on which our firm has had the pleasure to work.."
The par-72, 6,929-yard course features more than 100 strategically placed pot bunkers, three holes that play along winding creeks, and six holes where natural lakes come into play. The challenging, yet player-friendly "American Links," features four sets of tees and is an enjoyable experience for golfers of all levels of ability.
Enjoy outdoor activities at the Heritage Swim Club.
But it's not just the amenities, which are conveniently located within the community, that make Heritage Wake Forest one of the most desirable communities in the area.
"Heritage has captured the community atmosphere that has been lost by most," say residents Brian and Sheila Veeder. "This nostalgic neighborhood will create the same memories we grew up with as children, for our children. Heritage is the place we love to call home."
Heritage Meadows: single family homes from the $200,000s.
The careful evolution of this quaint community, and former dairy farm, isn't a coincidence.
"At Heritage Wake Forest, we are proud of what we have created, and feel that we have established a community that helps shape the future of its surroundings," says developer Andy Ammons, president of Ammons Development Group.
Having grown up in the area, Andy's main goal was to create a flagship community that honors the history of Wake Forest, while raising the bar of future developments in the area. All the extra effort was rewarded as Heritage Wake Forest and Ammons Development Group was chosen Triangle Sales and Marketing Council of North Carolina of the Home Builders Association's 2001 Developer of the Year.
Many Distinctive Neighborhoods, 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 mid-$100,000s to more than $1 million, providing an opportunity to own for everyone.
Homes are marked by superior craftsmanship by the area’s finest builders.
Maintenance-free town homes and patio homes are available from the $160,000s. An age-restricted neighborhood of attached single-family homes for those 55 and over is priced from the low-$200,000s. Luxury attached single-family homes with water and fairway views are available from the $300,000s.
Numerous choices of custom, single-family homes are priced from the $200,000s. The common thread through all these choices? Charming, traditionally styled homes and neighborhoods, carefully planned by the developer and custom builder group.
Overlooking the 18th fairway and lake.
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.
An Ideal Location
All the services and nostalgia of the historic town of Wake Forest, while being in close proximity of Raleigh, Chapel Hill and Durham, allows for unlimited shopping, diverse entertainment and fine dining. In addition, the nearby universities of North Carolina State, University of North Carolina and Duke University make the area a sports enthusiast paradise as well as a rich cultural resource.
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Location Map, Heritage Wake Forest, NC
Nearby Conveniences
Heritage Wake Forest features numerous conveniences within the community itself: Schools, parks, a neighborhood Harris Teeter, a veterinary hospital, and a professional park that includes doctor and dentist offices. Historic downtown Wake Forest is a stone’s throw from the community, brimming with shops and businesses in a charming atmosphere reminiscent of days gone by.
Yet as the fastest-growing area in the Triangle, Wake Forest offers an abundance of retail areas, restaurants, and shopping centers, including the nearby Home Depot, Kroger, Lowe’s Home Improvement, Bennigan’s, Applebee’s, Texas Steakhouse, and Super Target.
Historic downtown Wake Forest.
Triangle Towne Center is just a hop, skip and a jump down the road. US-1 and I-540 are minutes from Heritage Wake Forest, making RDU International Airport a 20 25 minute drive, with Research Triangle Park only 5 10 minutes further.
Entertainment options are easily accessible and readily available for your enjoyment, including a 12-screen movie theatre and The Factory, located adjacent to the main entrance to Heritage Wake Forest. An expansive family fun and sports complex, The Factory includes two indoor ice rinks, an indoor soccer facility, a health club, batting cages, basketball courts, retail stores, restaurants, and a multi-field baseball center capable of hosting AAU and other high-caliber tournaments for kids of all ages.
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