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147 Oldham Place
New listing alert! Firstly, this location will be hard to beat. Secondly, the custom accents will leave you speechless. 147 Oldham Place in Pittsboro is located on six acres, directly across the street from Chatham Park. When you aren’t wining, dining or shopping at MOSAIC at Chatham Park, a 350-acre, multiuse development, you’ll be enjoying all that your luxurious, custom built ranch home has to offer. Why wait on your dream home? Take the tour today!
St. Patrick’s Days
There’s a new tradition on the docket for St. Patrick’s Day in 2022 – Jameson® Irish Whiskey will be turning the one-day holiday into a two-day spectacle. A double holiday for all the folks who missed the holiday over the past two years, make sure to double up on the green, double up on your luck. This year, it’s not “Happy St. Patrick’s Day,” it’s “Happy St. Patrick’s Days.” The first St. Patrick’s Day parade was held in the American colonies in New York City on March 17, 1762. Since then, Americans continue in celebrating what is the history, and the folklore, of St. Patrick himself. Get lucky in Chatham County this week!
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2908 Goldston Carbonton Road
It’s the beginning of the week, the start of a new chapter in finding your dream home. Have we got the listing for you! It’s geared toward folks who enjoy lakefront properties, immersed in nature with close access to hiking, fishing and four-wheeling. Sounds like you? 2908 Goldston Carbonton Road is new to the market in Goldston, North Carolina! Located south of Pittsboro in Chatham County, Goldston offers residents a rural-feeling atmosphere in close proximity to Sanford, Pittsboro and Siler City. It captures a small-town, know-everyone feel in the heart of our state.
North Carolina Getaway Guide: Part 1
For many of you, North Carolina is home. From mountains to coast, our state takes great pride in its beauty, making it the perfect place to staycation. If it’s for a couple of nights or for the week, explore some of North Carolina’s most unique Airbnb stays. Immerse yourself in nature, in city life, in all that this state has to offer. Share some of your favorite places to stay with us! We’re already looking forward to our next “holistay.”
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Ice Cream for Dinner, Anyone?
Take a step back into the past. In the heart of historic downtown Pittsboro, located at 85 Hillsboro St., transport your taste buds to simpler times, with bursting flavors of both savory and sweet. Since 1997, S&T’s Soda Shoppe has been a neighborhood staple. With a deep-rooted history in North Carolina, dating back to the 1880s, they are still a local favorite today. We hope you saved room for dessert!
Hike to an Airplane Crash in North Carolina
We all know that North Carolina has much to offer; however, it’s home to only one known plane crash site. Tucked in the Great Smoky Mountains, Waterrock Knob Trail is your literal road to ruin. A highly-rated trail for hikers and explorers alike, the trail is two miles roundtrip, located at the highest elevation on the Blue Ridge Parkway. The closest city being Waynesville, the area has a remote feel to it, making it the perfect spot for stargazing, bird watching and complete immersion in nature. Of course, its most unnatural feature is its plane crash site.
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Thirsty Skull Brewing
In the middle of winter, we recommend warming up with a cold beer. Thirsty Skull Brewing in Siler City has exactly what you need to make that happen. Food Truck Fridays are in action at Thirsty Skull Brewing on January 14 and January 21, serving up local food favorites and hoppy brews. From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., take a seat and get a head start on the weekend.
Trail Ahead
With your New Year’s resolutions set, you may be looking for activities involving exercise and exploration. We’ve got you covered on both, at the same time. There’s the treadmill, there’s Pilates classes and then, there’s walking trails that lead to an old laboratory and abandoned cotton factory ruins. A day trip from Chatham County, you’re 2.5 hours away from an afternoon adventure like no other. Of all the reasons we love North Carolina, it’s diverse range of day trips tops the list; from mountains, to sea, to abandoned cotton factory ruins, all in the same day.
2021, A Year of Sold
2021, it’s a year in the books! Across Chatham County, we shared in the joy of making real estate dreams come true. The theme of the year – SOLD. As we shift into the New Year, we want to take a moment to reflect on a year of successes, all because of you. We’re highlighting a few of our favorites from the past year and are looking forward to sharing more listings with you in 2022!