I was out at Carolina Preserve at Del Webb last week for a broker event and I thought I'd provide the Active 55+ Community with an update on what's going on at the Carolina Preserve in Cary, North Carolina. As I've explained in previous blogs, Carolina Preserve is in Phase II delivery for the neighborhood. Homes pre-sold in June 2007 delivered in March of 2008. Phase III deliveries for the Cardinal and Dogwood Collections are scheduled for March 2009. What a gorgeous entrance to the community!! Before I provide more updates you may want to check out the recent press on the popularity and demand for Active 55+ Communities in the area.
As I've also discussed, there are three collections at the Carolina Preserve. The Cardinal Collection being the smallest, The Dogwood the mid-range, and The Emerald being the largest. At this point, Carolina Preserve is closing out the Emerld Collection for Phase II and they have 16 opportunities with great incentives on the specs that will be ready in September/October. This photo I've attached is of the model homes that are representative of all of the collections and available for visitation.
Amberly is such a unique community because it is situated in a fantastic location. It's one of the few retirement communities in the country that has convenient access to arts, academics, the city, the airport, and the incredible amenities located on site.
Speaking of amenities, I took pictures of the Bradford Hall specifically designed for the Del Webb community. Bradford Hall will be a 30,000-square-foot gathering place for the residents at the entrance of the community. Amenties will include a fitness area, indoor pool, library, book club, meeting rooms, and workshops. Outdoors there will be another pool for residents only, sundeck, four clay courts, bocce courts, and a putting green.
What an incredible facility for the Seniors. In addition, Carolina Preserve residents have access to the other community pools and facilities for their family. See the video I took of the amenities on 7/10/2008.
6 Comments on Take a current look at Carolina Preserve in Cary
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I am very thankful that we have communities for our 55+ to be able to go. I am glad you are letting others know about these communities. I believe it is very important.
Now that I'm approaching this esteemed crowd of 55+, I am always interested in reading about these communities. Like the video, it really adds a nice touch.
Hi Tracy - let me know if you need some help with your AR Video link, I noticed it took me to the Mixpo login screen instead of your video. Call if you need some assistance. :-)
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I was out at Carolina Preserve at Del Webb last week for a broker event and I thought I'd provide the Active 55+ Community with an update on what's going on at the Carolina Preserve in Cary, North Carolina. As I've explained in previous blogs, Carolina Preserve is in Phase II delivery for the neighborhood. Homes pre-sold in June 2007 delivered in March of 2008. Phase III deliveries for the Cardinal and Dogwood Collections are scheduled for March 2009. What a gorgeous entrance to the community!! Before I provide more updates you may want to check out the recent 
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I am very thankful that we have communities for our 55+ to be able to go. I am glad you are letting others know about these communities. I believe it is very important.