My wife accompanied me for a Saturday evening drive through the Woods of Kildaire, Cary, NC.  Many of the photos show the development of dusk, and the quietude of life in a wooded preserve.

Woods of Kildaire is a mature affordable neighborhood in the center of Cary, NC.  Woods of Kildaire is situated off the SW Cary Parkway.  Access to the neighborhood is also available from Kildaire Farm Road, and through MacGregor Downs.  Access and egress to and from the neighborhood are convenient. 

Raleigh and NC State University are about a 15-20 minute commute.  The Research Triangle Park, "RTP," is about 25 minutes.  Heavy drive-time traffic can lengthen those times.

Click here to view currently Active Home Listings in the Woods of Kildaire.

Woods of Kildaire was developed in the mid-1970's through the 1980's.  Many pleasant classic 1.5 and two-story homes, along with a variety of contemporary styles comprise Woods of Kildaire, with home sizes ranging from 2200 to 3900 square feet.  As the photos depict, Woods of Kildaire is heavily wooded with a mix of mature hardwoods, and huge pine trees.

Typical amenities include 3 to 5 bedrooms, 2.5 to 3.5 baths, beautiful 1/3 to .5+ acre heavily wooded lots, garages, natural gas heat, and a winding suburban cul-de-sac street development. 

School assignments are great Cary schools: Briarcliff Elementary, Dillard Middle, and Apex High schools. Assignments are subject to change by Wake County Public Schools.  More information on Wake County Public Schools.

Woods of Kildaire has a Homeowners Association.  HOA dues are approximately $220 annually and provide common area maintenance.

Home sales currently fall from the mid-$200,000's to over $400,000.  Property taxes are approximately 0.86% of the property's assessed Tax Value.  More information on Wake County property taxes.

This great location has great access to shopping along main thoroughfares, beautiful large heavily-wooded lots, and affordable value.  These characteristics make Woods of Kildaire a superb choice for buyers wanting a fine home in Cary, North Carolina.  See my Woods of Kildaire slideshow on Flickr.