About Apex
Apex is a town in Wake County, adjacent to the town of Cary, and about 15 miles south of the state capitol of Raleigh. It is is one of the state’s most historic railroad towns, with 60 well-preserved commercial buildings and homes dating from 1870- 1940. Long a small dot on the regional landscape, with a population merely 2,800 in 1980, Apex now boasts a rapidly expanding citizenry of 38,000, or a 1,357% growth!
[They don’t call it Apex for nothing. Incorporated in 1873, it was was named for its location at the highest point on the Chatham Rail Line between Richmond, Virginia and Jacksonville, Florida. The town grew slowly through the succeeding decades, despite several devastating fires, including a June 12, 1911 conflagration that destroyed most of the downtown business district. The town center was rebuilt and stands this day, now one of the most intact railroad towns in the state. At the heart of town stands the Apex Union Depot, originally a passenger station for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad and later home to the locally supported Community Library. The depot now houses the Chamber of Commerce.
Homes
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Schools
Western Wake county is know for it’s great schools, all of the public schools in the area scoring 8-10 on GreatSchools.org. To search by a specific school in Apex click HERE.
Entertainment
Movie fans can see the latest releases at the Regal Beaver Creek Theater. In Downtown is the Hale Cultural Arts Center.
Parks and Recreation
The town boasts a number of parks including Community Park, Jaycee Park and Nature Park which features Disc Golf.
Commute
The town has great transport links I-540 in the town giving access to local cities and the mountains and coast beyond. Research Triangle Park is a short commute from most of the town as is downtown Raleigh.
Dining and Shopping
There is great dining and shopping throughout Apex including:
- Beaver Creek Commons
- Downtown
- Haddon Hall Commons
- Olive Chapel Village
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Finding a home in the Triangle area can be a daunting proposition! What are the benefits of Cary over either Raleigh or Durham? How long is it going to take me to get from Holly Springs to either RTP or downtown Raleigh? What will I pay for a 3 bed, 2 1/2 bath home in Morrisville? Where do I find waterfront homes in the area? These are the type of questions we are asked on a regular basis. For honest, straight forward answers to these and other questions about Triangle Real Estate and the greater Triangle area in general please do not hesitate to contact Kevin, 919 349 0096, lingark@hpw.com.
The Triangle area is consistently winning accolades and awards.
‘Best Place for Business’
‘Best Place to Live’
‘Fastest Growing City’
‘Best Place for Singles’
With the nations largest research park, RTP, and more PHD’s than anywhere else in the country the Greater Triangle area is THE place to be.
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