"Luxury" apartments in Fayetteville, NC? (Morganton, Kings Grant: motel, houses)
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Will be visiting Fayetteville in 2wks for possible relocation. I've read many posts regarding areas to avoid. I've come across a couple of seemingly nice apts from various apartment finders, but as I realize that it is common practice to spring up 'nice' buildings in otherwise unsavy area in an attempt towards 'revitalization', I was hoping for feedback. Any thoughts on the Villagio or Westlakes at Morganton? Any recommendations regarding very nice, gated apt complexes in/around Fayetteville?
The Villagio looks great but my only concern it the area around it. There is a seedy motel (Tropical Motel) made up of single wide trailers next door. I have not visited the complex so hopefully they have good security. You can check Google maps.
The complexes on Morganton or Cliffdale are pretty nice. They are building apartments all over the place right now. There should be many to choose from.
The local "Apartment Finder" magazine should help. They have a website too.
You state them to be 'luxurious' BUT in North Fayetteville. Is N Fayetteville a bad area?
No! I don't think it's bad, it's just not close to the other apartments listed. I live far north and Cliffdale/Raeford Rds are close to a 30min drive from me
I will be moving into the Reserve at Carrington Place with my husband and two small children for a travel nursing assignment. Any insight about this area and apartment will be appreciated!!
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