Highland Oaks Homes for Sale in Cary, NC

Highland Oaks is a residential neighborhood in central Cary, NC 27513, near Maynard Road and Highhouse Road. It has easy access to downtown Cary, downtown Raleigh, Research Triangle Park (RTP), and Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU). RTP and RDU are each about 15 minutes away in normal traffic, and drive times vary with traffic and time of day.

Highland Oaks has 88 single-family homes. Pulte Homes built the neighborhood from 2005 to 2007 as an infill community in Cary.

Over the past year, homes in Highland Oaks sold for about $1.05 million to $1.25 million. Smaller and larger homes in the neighborhood would be expected to fall roughly between $800,000 and $1.4 million, but none at the low or high end sold in that period. Prices depend on size, lot, and condition, so check the current listings above or ask Bill for a recent-sales review.

Homes in Highland Oaks are Transitional Craftsman in style, ranging from about 2,900 to 5,400 square feet. Common features include first-floor guest suites, daylight basements, and open floor plans.

Lots in Highland Oaks generally range from about 0.21 to 0.42 acres. Standard interior lots are about 0.21 to 0.26 acres and are found mostly along Belrose Drive and Ravendale Place. Mid-sized lots of about 0.27 to 0.32 acres make up most of the neighborhood and leave room for multi-level decks, screened porches, and backyards. Cul-de-sac and buffer lots are the largest, at about 0.35 to 0.42 acres.

Yes. The Highland Oaks HOA is currently $133 per month, and access to the neighborhood's zero-entry pool is included at no extra charge. Dues and what they cover can change, so confirm the current amount and what is included in the HOA documents for the specific home.

Highland Oaks is currently assigned to Weatherstone Elementary School, West Cary Middle School, and Green Hope High School in the Wake County Public School System. Assignments can change, so confirm the current schools for a specific address with the Wake County base school assignment lookup.

The retail and restaurants at the Harris Teeter shopping center at Maynard Road and Highhouse Road, Weatherstone Elementary School, and the neighborhood's zero-entry pool are within walking distance of Highland Oaks. Exact walking distance depends on the home's location in the neighborhood.

Highland Oaks sits in a central Cary location at Maynard Road and Highhouse Road. Compared with nearby Weatherstone and Glenkirk, it stands out for four reasons: Transitional Craftsman homes with modern floor plans, walkability to shops and restaurants at the Harris Teeter shopping center, three entrances (Maynard Road, Cary Parkway, and through the Weatherstone neighborhood, which connects to both), and a zero-entry, walk-in neighborhood pool within walking distance of every home.

Highland Oaks is a small neighborhood of 88 homes, so sales volume is typically low. Homes that do come to market typically sell in about two months. For a current picture of recent sales and pricing, ask Bill for a market review.