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Pinebrook Hills Welcome to Pinebrook Hills PINEBROOK HILLS WELCOME TO PINEBROOK HILLS Nestled in a wooded landscape of mature shade trees, you’ll find Pinebrook Hills. In this intimate community of exceptionally designed homes, wide sidewalks encourage outdoor activities and impromptu neighborhood gatherings. Easy access to the major interstates offers residents a short commute and more time N to appreciate homes that match their personalities. Here, together, we’ll collaborate to bring your vision of home to life. From inviting outdoor spaces to stunning interiors, we’ll reflect your style and your passions. Draw upon thousands of design ideas from our state-of-the-art Studio to personalize your new home. Whether inspired by the lush natural beauty of your community or the art and culture of Raleigh, at Pinebrook Hills, you’ll love the possibilities. 31 34 33 32 30 LOCATION DESIGN SCHOOLS 29 Located off Glenwood Estate homes ranging Hilburn Drive Academy 35 LANDGUARD DRIVE Ave. North in size from 3100-6300+ (PK-6) LATTERI sq. ft. Leesville Road Middle 36 25 COURT 28 HOMESITES School (6-8) 57 estate homesites AMENITIES Leesville Road High 26 37 Community sidewalks, School (9-12) PRICE greenspace 24 27 From the low $500s 38 23 22 21 39 MODEL HOME 20 43 40 44 19 BANKSIANA WAY 55 41 42 18 56 45 54 17 D PINASTER A 57 PLACE 52 51 50 49 O 48 47 16 R 46 53 T S E R 15 C ALEPPO LANE E N I P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 14 10 11 12 13 TANGLEWILD DRIVE GLENWOOD AVENUE CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS MEDICAL FACILITIES RETAIL North Carolina Museum of History Duke Raleigh Hospital Crabtree Valley Mall North Carolina Museum of UNC REX Healthcare North Hills Natural Sciences Wake Medical Center Brier Creek Commons North Carolina Museum of Art Duke University Medical Center Cameron Village Marbles Kids Museum UNC Health Care Triangle Town Center IMAX theater The Streets at Southpoint Walnut Creek Amphitheatre PARKS AND RECREATION Red Hat Amphitheater William B. Umstead State Park WORK CENTERS Raleigh Convention Center Shelley Lake Park Unrivaled convenience of access to Raleigh Memorial Auditorium Pullen Park workplaces centers PNC Arena Jaycee Park Interchange with 1-40 Durham Performing Arts Center Jordan Lake State Recreation Area Downtown Raleigh Falls Lake State Recreation Area Interchange with I-540 inner and GOLF, TENNIS & FITNESS CLUBS Lake Wheeler Park outer loop Fitness Connection – Pleasant Valley USA Baseball National Training Complex Raleigh-Durham International Airport Life Time Fitness Durham Bulls Athletic Park The Research Triangle Park YMCA (AAA Baseball) North Hills Club Carolina Mudcats, Five County Stadium Brier Creek Country Club (Class A – Minor League Baseball) North Ridge Country Club Carolina Hurricanes, PNC Arena Raleigh Country Club College sporting events – NCSU, Duke and UNC Model Home 5285 Aleppo Lane 540 LEESVILLE RD Raleigh, NC 27613 WESTGATE RD DIRECTIONS TO PINEBROOK HILLS PINECREST RD From I-440: Take exit for US-70 W/Glenwood Ave. 50 After 5.7 miles, turn right on Pinecrest Rd. Future neighborhood ahead on the right. 70 PINEBROOK HILLS LYNN RD GLENWOOD AVE W MILLBROOK RD HOURS OF OPERATION Monday-Saturday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sunday 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM 919.235.0592 ashtonwoods.com © 2017 Ashton Woods Homes. All rights reserved. Prices may not include lot premiums, upgrades or options; community association and golf fees may be required. Plans, specifications, pricing, incentives, features, elevations, and materials subject to change without notice. Square footage and dimensions are approximate, subject to change and may vary in construction. Renderings, maps and displays are artists’ conceptions and not actual depiction of home or its surroundings. Actual position of home on lot to be determined by site and plot plans; basements available subject to site conditions. Community improvements and amenities based on current plans and subject to change with no obligation to be completed. This is not an offer to sell real estate, or solicitation to buy real estate, in any jurisdiction where prohibited by law or where prior registration is required, including New York and New Jersey. Please see Sales Representative for additional information. 6.17.
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