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Grove Park – Durham, North Carolina 27703 (A Current Market Snapshot)

Perfectly located in Durham, NC…just minutes from Raleigh and The Research Triangle Park…Grove Park is a wonderful neighborhood in which to live. Neighborhood amenities include a pool, clubhouse, tennis courts, childrens’ playground, volleyball court and beautiful lake. Grove Park is surrounded by The Crossings Golf Course and Club.

There are currently 30 homes for sale in Grove Park...

priced from $142,600 to $269,900.

The average home on the market is a 4 bedroom/2.5 bath with 2035 square feet...priced at $106/sq.ft.

Based on those numbers...

This is Elizabeth's pick for

BEST DEAL IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD!

With 5 bedrooms and 2776 square feet...this home is priced at ONLY $60/sq.ft. This home is a foreclosure, but it is appears to be in very good condition.

This beautiful executive home (a short sale) is also a great bargain! Priced at $259,000...it is over $30,000 below tax value and ONLY $86/sq.ft!

If you are dreaming of owning a beautiful home with a lake view...

LOOK NO FURTHER!

This home is gorgeous inside, but the view is astounding! Is this your new home?

During November 2008, four homes sold in Grove Park...

the lowest for $135,000 and highest for $255,000.

The average sold price for November 2008 is $187,000...with an average of 96 days on the market.

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Grove Park in Durham, NC is a GREAT PLACE TO LIVE!

IF you are considering a move to my hometown of Durham, NC…

I would love to assist you to find your new home. Being a native of Durham, I am in touch with the current market conditions and know how to find the best deal for you. Please call or email me today to schedule a tour of Durham, NC homes for sale!

Elizabeth Nieves - Broker, REALTOR®

(919)749-3749 cell

Elizabeth@ElizabethNieves.com

Written and Posted by:

Elizabeth Nieves - Broker, REALTOR®

The Elizabeth Nieves Realty Group @ Keller Williams (A Bilingual Real Estate Team serving Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill NC and surrounding areas.)

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Posted by Elizabeth Nieves - Bilingual Raleigh - Durham North Carolina Real Estate Team on 12/12/2008 11:07 PM

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6 Comments on Grove Park – Durham, North Carolina 27703 (A Current Market Snapshot)

DEC

I love your new Meez. LOL. And is that the clubhouse at the top of this post? It's so pretty on that lake. Are all the home owners allowed to use it?

DEC

What a gorgeous area! The house on Winward Pointe looks stunning. Waterfront for only $200,000? Incredible!

Elizabeth,

This is a beautiful area and knowing the Research Triangle Park area, just a little, I am ready to move back. GBU

Wow, those prices seem exceptionally reasonable for such a beautiful area!

Elizabeth, Grove Park looks just beautiful---and so are those homes! I can't believe the low prices, they are just beautiful. Good luck with some fast sales, I am betting they won't last long on the market. GBU!

Congrats on these super listings Elizabeth this is an awesome community with affordable homes that should sell soon! GBU!

Sincerely,

Grace

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