North Hills Homes in Raleigh NC
In the center of the action
When you own a home in North Hills, you’re in the middle of a unique lifestyle, with tons of shopping, dining, and entertainment options just steps from your door. Plus, you’ll have a variety of home options to choose from, including condos, townhomes, and single family homes.
What to love
- Endless shopping and restaurants right at your fingertips
- Variety of home styles
- North Hills Club
Because the North Hills shopping center is right at your fingertips, you’ll never be bored; in fact, the area attracts so many people from all over, simply because of all the options if offers. There’s over 130 local shops, boutiques, high-end restaurants, bars, salons, movie theater, Starbucks, bookstore, green spaces, a Target, and first-class hotels, which makes this a destination for everyone. It’s a great place to walk around, enjoy the breeze, and people watch. And it’s huge – so huge that it’s divided into three separate districts: Main District, Lassiter District, and Park District. And the best part of all is that everything is within walking distance to each other. During the holidays in particular, North Hills is alight with Christmas decorations and a giant Christmas tree to celebrate.
Many people who own a North Hills home also join the North Hills Club, where there’s an abundance of swimming, tennis, and other fun activities. There’s also a private restaurant packed with delicious food, as well as a year-round calendar of events to keep you busy. Make sure you also enjoy the many private golf clubs, like the upscale Northbrook Country Club.
Looking to get outside? North Hills Park is a popular option. It offers tennis courts, baseball field, playground, and picnic areas. And that’s not even mentioning the serene walking trails. If it’s more of a hike you’re looking for, the area around Shelley Lake is a great place to do it.
When you live in North Hills, you’re about fourteen minutes away from all the festivities and employment opportunities at Downtown Raleigh. And there’s multiple ways to get there, thanks to the area’s extensive network for highways: US-1, I-440, or US-70. You’re also about twenty minutes from Raleigh-Durham International Airport.