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Valleyfield

Price Range:
$130,000 - $165,000
Graham
336-270-5171
2410 Pepperstone, Graham, NC 27253
Map/Directions
Builder(s): - DR Horton Homes

Overview:

Valleyfield is one of Dr Horton’s most exciting new communities! Featuring a nature trail, kiddie playground, and beautiful fishing pond, Valleyfield is just the kind of quiet neighborhood you’ve dreamed of growing up in, or retiring in. We were lucky to scoop up the final 19 homesites, and know you’ll love living in this well established and extremely popular neighborhood located in Graham.

Features: 

  •  Homes ranging from approximately 1494 - 3064 sq. ft.
  •  3-5 bedrooms, 2.5-3.5 baths
  •  Fabulous amenities
  •  Large homesites
  •  Low taxes
  •  Great schools
  •  Centrally located between Raleigh and Greensboro
  •  Excellent location near Alamance Crossing shopping and easy commute to Greensboro and Raleigh
  • Neighborhood playground, fishing lake, and walking trails

Builder:  DR Horton
Model Now Open:  Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-6
Sales:  336-270-5171

Available Listings

  To sort, click column header  |  $$$ = Move-In Special
Lot # Ready Story Br/Ba SF Plan Price Features
87 Under Construction 2 4/2.5 2300 Brunswick $172,643 Details

Map/Directions

Directions to this community:

From Raleigh:
Follow I-85 S/I-40 W to exit 147 and turn left. 
Follow 87 S to the Quality Gas Station and turn right onto Rogers Rd. 
Follow to Lacy Holt Rd, just passed the park at the top of the hill and turn right. 
The Valleyfield  entrance will be on the left.

From Greensboro: 
Follow I-85N/I-40 E to exit 145 and turn right.
Follow 49 S to Monroe Holt Rd and turn left. Follow to Lacy Holt Rd and turn right. 
Valleyfield will be down on the right.

Photos & Information

About the Area:

Burlington is the principal city of Alamance County, part of the Piedmont Triad region of North Carolina. Burlington is home to the Burlington Athletic Stadium where scenes from the movie Bull Durham were filmed and LabCorp, one of the largest clinical laboratory companies in the world, which has its headquarters and several testing facilities in Burlington, employing more than 3,000 people. Honda Aero, a subsidiary of Honda, recently announced that it will move its corporate headquarters to Burlington and build a $27 million plant at the Burlington-Alamance Regional Airport for the manufacture of its HF120 jet engines for use in very light jets. Biscuitville, a regional fast food chain, is also based in Burlington. The city hosts the Burlington Royals, a popular baseball club of the Appalachian League.

Alamance County was created when Orange County was partitioned in 1849. Early settlers included several groups of Quakers, many of whom remain active in the Snow Camp area, along with German farmers, and Scots-Irish immigrants. Alamance County, where Burlington is located, is the site of several skirmishes including the War of the Regulation, when citizens prior to the Revolution rebelled against the corrupt British Colonial Government. The Battle of Lindley's Mill, the Battle of Clapp's Mill, and Pyle's Defeat were also fought here. The Holt family was instrumental in building several different textile mills in the area which provided much of the economic base on which the county grew.

The need of the North Carolina Railroad Company in the 1850s to locate land where they could build, repair and do maintenance on its track was the genesis of Burlington, North Carolina. The Company selected a piece of land slightly west of present day Graham. The employees and their families needed to live within walking distance; hence,a town began to develop. The town was called “Company Shops”.

In 1886 when the North Carolina Railroad Company transferred its operations to Manchester, Virginia, the Company Shops were closed. The citizens selected a new name “Burlington” which was incorporated and a charter was issued in 1893.

AMTRAK's Carolinian and Piedmont trains connect Burlington with the cities of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, and Raleigh.