About Turkey Creek

TURKEY CREEK IS BUILT FOR A VARIETY OF RESIDENTS.

Turkey Creek's gentle topography intertwines a small stream called Turkey Creek, which stretches throughout the property beneath hardwoods, pines, and blue skies. Lush meadows and forests are alive with native turkeys, white-tailed deer, Eastern cottontail rabbits, and a variety of songbirds for residents to enjoy. Within this setting, Turkey Creek spans a total of 400 acres and will accommodate a variety of single-family homes or townhomes to suit most every lifestyle.

CHATHAM COUNTY DEMOGRAPHICS

Chatham county’s average population is older, more educated, and more affluent than nearby areas of the Triangle, as well as the entire state of North Carolina. The median age is 46-years old, compared to 38-years old for the rest of the state. Over 21% of Chatham county’s residents are over 65 years of age. 36% of Chatham county residents are over 55 and more than half are over 45 years of age.

Chatham county’s median income is 45% higher than most North Carolinians, and 36% of Chatham county residents have a bachelor’s degree or higher, compared to 28% of North Carolina state residents. These statistics, along with the rapid interest in living in North Carolina give Turkey Creek a solid foundation of potential buyers.

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