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Happy
Holidays and a very Happy New Year from all
of us! From the barrier islands
along the great Outer Banks to the majesty
of the Blue Ridge and Smokey mountains and
from college towns such as Chapel Hill and
Charlotte to the high-tech corridor of the
Raleigh-Durham area, North Carolina offers
a wealth of natural beauty and resources and
a variety of exceptional lifestyles. Historically
the “Tar Heel” state has led the
way as a pioneer of progress and development.
In North Carolina Sir Walter Raleigh established
the first English settlement, Fort Raleigh
and the Wright Brothers flew the first controlled
airplane in the town of Kitty Hawk. The state
historically and still today provides a home
for industry leaders and innovation.
North Carolina stretches east
from Manteo to the western border Murphy and
is 560 miles long, making it the longest state
east of the Mississippi. Bordered by the Atlantic
Ocean on the East, Tennessee on the West,
Virginia to the North and South Carolina and
Georgia to the South, North Carolina is divided
into three distinct geographic areas: the
Mountains, the Heartland, often called the
Piedmont, and the Coast. Each has its own
marvelous features for residents.
The
diversity of the state's 7.5 million residents
is matched by the state’s variant housing
market. Virtually every type of home, From
18th century Victorian homes to modern-day
mansions to fashionable condominiums and townhouses
in every price range is available. Whether
you’re looking for vacation real estate
on the beach, a retreat in the mountains or
a condominium near the college campus, North
Carolina has the real estate that fits your
needs and lifestyle. To learn more about North
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From the barrier islands
along the great Outer Banks to the majesty
of the Blue Ridge and Smokey mountains and
from college towns such as Chapel Hill and
Charlotte to the high-tech corridor of the
Raleigh-Durham area, North Carolina offers
a wealth of natural beauty and resources and
a variety of exceptional lifestyles. Historically
the “Tar Heel” state has led the
way as a pioneer of progress and development.
