NoVi Homes just launched sales in Chatham Park, and people can’t stop talking about it. This massive new residential community in Pittsboro, NC packs serious punch – over 600 homes starting at $505,900, built by heavy hitters David Weekley and Tri Pointe. The development’s loaded with perks: 30 miles of trails, a YMCA, pools, and pickleball courts. Plus, it’s perfectly positioned near historic Pittsboro with easy access to The Triangle. There’s more to this story than meets the front porch.
A new residential oasis is taking shape in Pittsboro, NC. NoVi Homes, nestled within the sprawling 8,500-acre Chatham Park development, has just launched sales for over 600 residential units.
And honestly? It’s about time Pittsboro got something this interesting.
The community’s lineup reads like a who’s who of premium builders – David Weekley Homes, Homes by Dickerson, Garman Homes, and Tri Pointe Homes. They’re rolling out everything from single-family homes to townhomes, with prices starting at $505,900 for The Atkinson Plan. Not exactly pocket change, but hey, quality comes at a price.
Premium builders join forces to create NoVi Homes, offering luxury living options starting at $505,900 in Pittsboro’s newest community.
NoVi’s designers clearly got the memo about what people actually want these days. Front porches for chatting with neighbors? Check. Alley-loaded homes to avoid those awkward garage-door-dominated streetscapes? Done. The community will feature a future school location to serve growing families in the area. Located in the Jordan Lake region, residents can enjoy water activities and hiking trails just minutes away.
And get this – they’ve thrown in 30 miles of walking and biking trails, because apparently sitting on the couch all day isn’t everyone’s idea of fun.
The amenities are pretty much what you’d expect from a development trying to make a splash. There’s a spanking new Chatham Park YMCA, plenty of parks, and green spaces that actually look, well, green. Starting from the $400s, these homes represent an attractive entry point into this amenity-rich community.
Some neighborhoods, like Encore, even got fancy with their own pools and pickleball courts. Because nothing says “I’ve made it” quite like having a dedicated pickleball court.
Location-wise, NoVi’s got it figured out. It’s close enough to historic Pittsboro to claim small-town charm, but with easy access to US-64 for when you need to escape to The Triangle.
Every road has bike lanes, and they’ve planned the whole thing so you can walk to future village centers. Smart move, considering gas prices these days.
The timing couldn’t be better for NoVi’s sales launch. With modern floor plans, green building principles, and a location that’s both connected and peaceful, it’s hitting all the right notes for today’s buyers.
Let’s face it – in a market hungry for well-planned communities, NoVi’s making some serious waves.