Coker Place, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
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Coker Place by Chappell Residential
Chapel Hill, NC 27514

  • 3-4 Beds
  • 4 Baths
  • 1,950-2,220 sqft

$700,000 - $825,000

Est. Mortgage $4,075/mo*
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$700,000 - $825,000

Est. Mortgage $4,075/mo*
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3-4 Beds
4 Baths
1,950-2,220 sqft

Local Information

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Quick Move-in Homes (4)

All (4)
3 bd (3)
4 bd (1)
1129 Booth Park Blvd
3bd
3.5ba
1,950 sqft
$700,000
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1145 Booth Park Blvd
3bd
3.5ba
2,054 sqft
$740,000
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1141 Booth Park Blvd
3bd
3.5ba
2,054 sqft
$750,000
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1151 Booth Park Blvd
4bd
3.5ba
2,220 sqft
$825,000
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Buildable Plans (2)

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4 bd (2)
Plan G Plan
4bd
3.5ba
2,220 sqft
$740,000+
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Plan A Plan
4bd
3.5ba
2,220 sqft
$825,000+
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Community Description

Tucked into one of North Carolina's most storied towns, Coker Place blends timeless charm with turnkey design in a residential community crafted for those who crave connection, comfort, and everyday ease above everything else.

Here, walkable streets, bike-friendly paths, and commuter-friendly access embed you in a vibrant alfresco community with more to explore around every corner.
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Sales Office
710 N Estes
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(743) 500-5049

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What Locals Say about Chapel Hill

At least 385 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 93 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 80 % Say car is needed

  • 74 % Say it's quiet

  • 73 % Say parking is easy

  • 73 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 73 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 69 % Say kids play outside

  • 67 % Say there's wildlife

  • 66 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 65 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 58 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 56 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 52 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 52 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 43 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 40 % Say there are community events

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  • Lorraine.francioni
    "There are dog stations all over the neighborhood for bags and disposal; plus many neighbors leave fresh water bowls outside for pets. "
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  • Amitywhalen
    "We have 2 dogs in Governors Club. Some streets are nice to walk dogs on and some too busy. There is a dog park though. "
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  • Ann
    "There is tons of traffic during normal rush hours. Then during off hours it’s just generally busy. Many of the roadways are too narrow for the amount of cars utilizing them. "
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  • Ahcorbet
    "Swimming pool, food trucks, fitness room, yard sale, concerts, lots of trails, bike races, pickle ball"
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  • Trulia User
    "I’ve lived here for 4 years and can’t imagine a better neighborhood or better neighbors. People are kind, generous and look out for one another. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Yes it is really quite nice with full tree cover and shade in summer. Yes indeed it is — no kidding that is truly and fully the honest to goodness truth. "
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  • Klbrewer
    "Friendly, relaxing, safe, well-maintained where people talk to each other, do activities together and do favors for each other "
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  • Emysue
    "No events really. But lots to do in surrounding places. FranklinStreet, Carrboro, parks, etc etc etc"
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  • Curtis P.
    "The Chapel-Hill Carrboro school district is one of the best in the state of North Carolina. Most of the older established neighborhoods are in close proximity to amenities and freeway access."
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  • Areleyy13
    "Halloween on franklin st. Christmas parade UNC games School events are amazing and family friendly "
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  • Thompsoneve
    "The convenient location & the abundance of beautiful trails are my favorite part of the neighborhood. "
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  • Esther
    "The Chapel Hill public schools are truly exceptional. The diversity inherent in local demographics is reflected in the teachers and staff that Chapel Hill public schools draw. "
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  • Pointyhooves
    "Neighborhood is very kid friendly. Great for walking and most houses are set back from the road. ———-"
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  • Pointyhooves
    "Good neighborhood for walking, lots of other dogs, some people have dogs off leash but rare. Quiet neighborhood. "
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  • Elizabethatroutman
    "Two very busy dog parks; streets are dog friendly and many folks walk in the early morning and evening "
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  • TScott
    "Good commute and access to public transit. Live in Chapel Hill (Orange County) with access for amenities such as health center, grocery store, dry cleaners all within walking distance."
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  • Lynsey B.
    "College basketball and football games. Go UNC Tarheels. Close and easy to get to. We love Chapel Hill. "
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  • Lynsey B.
    "The dog park is nice and big! I would like more doggy stations throughout the neighborhood with dog bags. "
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  • Alexis800
    "I lived here for a year and a half and so far so good there are some areas along the highway that need traffic light for students who cross it to take public transit to get around"
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  • Randal J.
    "There great schoolsin Chapel Hill but they are shockingly competitive and extremely driven parents. "
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  • Nicole M.
    "Parks are awesome. A little bit of everything right at the tips of your fingers. Malls about 20-30 minutes away. Movie theaters about 10-30 minutes away. Bowling alley about 30 minutes away"
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  • Wpb143
    " great food expansive choices in type of cuisine wide variety of music venues and free hus services with multiple park anb rides"
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  • Jason J.
    "Lots of sidewalks and trails that are great for walking or running. There are a lot of people that walk their dogs off leash which causes problems at times. "
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  • Mai2nss
    "my neighborhood is safe, can see a lot of trees, dufferent kinds of flowers with many different colors at all seasons. we can take a walk nearby our neighborhood. "
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  • Gracie H
    "Close knit group of young professionals and grad students to retired residents. Everyone friendly and glad To lend a helping hand. "
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  • Mai2nss
    "Quiet and safe neighborhood! Far from busy traffic but not from highway and shopping centers, hospitals, restaurants and schools."
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  • Rachel J.
    "College basketball rivalry between UNC and Duke University. Special speakers at the colleges. Beautiful botanical gardens."
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  • Amandasholliday
    "Fourth of July parade, farmers market, great parks, sense of community and free public transportation. "
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  • Rachel J.
    "East Chapel Hill High School is an academically challenging school. There are plenty of AP classes. Highly recommend homes in their district. Neighbors are very friendly and kind to newcomers. The city of Chapel Hill workers are competent, efficient and take pride in their work. Lots of our roads have recently been repaved."
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  • Dona L. S.
    "I stay at SECU Family House, when seeing doctors. A beautiful area, well maintained, community spirit."
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  • Julialeelemon
    "Your days will be less difficult if you’re at all able to avoid the rush hour windows of 6:30-9:30am, lunch hours, and 3-7pm. The congestion is ridiculously thick, and at this point of heavy convergence: Fordham/15-501, Hwy 54E&W/Raleigh Rd, and an on/off ramp for I-40 less than 2 miles away, the roads are absolutely overwhelming now. Do expect traffic to quadruple (at the VERY least) as soon as just a handful of new developments reach completion. UGH!!"
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  • Allison Scott
    "Downing Creek Chapel Hill NC Best neighborhood in region Safe, well maintained, pool, tennis course, beautiful and heavily tree lined streets "
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  • Renee Blake
    "I nanny in the area, my two kids have lots of playdates and my neighbors are pretty awesome. The area is residential, no college students really, and a short 20-30 min walk to whole foods, traders Joe's or Harris teeter. There's also University Mall, and a movie theater so lots to do on a pretty day. I've lived in this area for 12 years. Raising a family here and I love it."
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  • Anthony P.
    "there's a big dog park and poopbags available around the neighborhood. There are alot of dog owners in the neighborhood."
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  • Lemo2121
    "I do not live here just visiting for a week. But it’s a lovely place. Great weather today. Enjoy the area and shopping. "
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  • Robertsondesigns
    "They would fit right in with all the other dog owners. I’m not one though. Some yards need fences. Dogs are a lot of work, and sometimes your friends won’t want them coming along for dinner as part of the social contract. In short, I don’t want a dog, but lots of others around here do."
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Coker Place is a new community in Chapel Hill, NC by Chappell Residential. This new construction community offers 3-4 bed, 4 bath homes ranging from 1,950-2,220 sqft. There are 2 plan types available at Coker Place.