Situated in the North Carolina Triangle area, Cary is a vibrant community with more potential for expansion. From the area’s distinct industries and prestigious educational institutions to the diversity and friendly ambiance of its residents, it is no surprise that Cary repeatedly has ranked as one of Money Magazine’s “Best Places to Live.” This flourishing city draws people of all ages including students, professionals and retirees. The benefits of living in Cary are endless.

Cary provides the best of urban living with many job opportunities, assorted shopping and dining options, a low crime rate and exceptional emergency services and healthcare facilities. Many cities, with a population of a similar size as Cary, cannot compare to this thriving community and its array of possibilities. Research Triangle Park (RTP) is located near between Cary and Durham, and this premier research and science park is home to more than 170 companies from all economic sectors. Information technology, finance and insurance, scientific organizations, environmental services and engineering are just a few industries found in RTP that draw professionals from all over the world to Cary.

More than 120,000 people currently reside in Cary and they like to play as hard as they work. Winters are mild and summers are hot, making outdoor recreation a favorite pastime for many residents. Hiking, biking, picnicking, boating and swimming are just a few of the activities residents enjoy. Golfers looking for a challenging round of golf can find several courses in Cary. The exclusive Prestonwood Golf & Country Club has a 54-hole course designed by Tom Jackson. In addition to the golf course, Prestonwood features a clubhouse with pro shop, tennis courts, fitness center and an aquatics facility. Lochmere Country Club is a semi-private golf club with a friendly atmosphere and convenient practice facilities.

Several parks in the area provide public facilities for those who enjoy getting back to nature. Fred G. Bond Metro Park is one of the largest parks in Wake County and offers a tranquil alternative to the surround city bustle. With more than 300 acres, Bond Park has a lake, boathouse, trails, an outdoor amphitheatre, playgrounds, ball fields and picnic shelters. This park also encompasses The Bond Park Community Center and Cary Senior Center, which sponsor various community programs and events. Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve also provides residents with the opportunity to enjoy the wildlife while learning about conservation efforts. The preserve features three miles of trails, observation platforms, a wildflower garden, bird watching spots and the Stevens Nature Center, which offers exhibits on native plants and animals living in the region, classroom and gift shop. Other parks in Cary include Lake Crabtree County Park and Morrisville Community Park.

Cary real estate includes a wide variety of property types, home amenities and prices to allow residents of all ages and backgrounds to realize their dreams of owning a Cary home. Whether you are looking at new homes, golf course communities, luxury properties, townhomes or condos, Cary presents unlimited housing options for which to choose. For help to buy or sell Cary real estate, Tammy Anderson of RE/MAX Capital Realty will use her skills and expertise to guide you throughout the home buying or selling process. As an experienced real estate professional, Tammy Anderson is dedicated to providing you with quality service and personal attention.