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Saxapahaw, NC Homes for Sale

A one-of-a-kind riverside mill village on the Haw River — arts, food, and music.

Saxapahaw, North Carolina

Saxapahaw is a beloved former mill village on the banks of the Haw River in southern Alamance County, famous far beyond its size. The renovated mill is now home to the celebrated Saxapahaw General Store, the Haw River Ballroom music venue, a summer farmers market, and riverside trails — a true arts-and-food destination. Set between Graham and Pittsboro, Saxapahaw offers a distinctive, creative, riverside lifestyle that is hard to find anywhere else.

Why Saxapahaw?

Haw River Ballroom

A renowned music venue in the historic mill.

Saxapahaw General Store

A nationally noted destination for food and gathering.

Riverside Living

Trails and scenery along the Haw River.

Living in Saxapahaw

Home for sale in Saxapahaw, NC

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Saxapahaw Real Estate FAQ

Saxapahaw is a riverside village in southern Alamance County, along the Haw River between Graham and Pittsboro.

Saxapahaw is known for the Saxapahaw General Store, the Haw River Ballroom music venue, its farmers market, and its arts scene.

Saxapahaw offers a distinctive mix of mill-village homes, newer houses, and riverside properties.

Saxapahaw is served by the Alamance-Burlington School System. Assignments depend on the address.

Yes. Jeremy Ferguson knows this Haw River community well and helps buyers and sellers here. Call (919) 646-3080.

Buying or Selling in Saxapahaw?

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