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About this Location
Whole Foods
7 min via F (bus)
7 min via F (bus)
Limited nearby
public transit
public transit
In a quiet
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neighborhood
Ephesus Park
9 min walk
9 min walk
Pricing
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Studio, 1 Bath
$650+
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath
$750+
2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths
$835+
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$815+
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Overall rating 7.0/10, based on 1 renter review Write a review
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Location
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Management
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Value
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Social
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Great apartment, but with pest issues
The Park at Chapel Hill features recently renovated, spacious apartments located across the street and within walking distance of from the Village Center, East Gate shopping center and University Place mall. The property is also in a <8-10 min drive from Kenan-Flagler. However, while space and location are prime, I have dealt with a pest problem with roaches and fruit flies for the entirety of my stay at the apartment.
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Kenan-Flagler MBA Student
Jan. 30, 2017
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2 beds / 1 bath
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About Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill has a suburban feel, with many single-family homes and quiet streets. The neighborhood is not particularly walkable, with few shops and restaurants within walking distance. The neighborhood is located near several major highways, including I-40 and US-15, making it easy to get around by ...
Median rents in Chapel Hill
Studio
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1,699
1 Bedroom
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1,650
2 Bedroom
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2,019
Getting around Chapel Hill
F (bus)
6 min
Chapel Hill Reviews
234 reviews
It's very quiet: mostly graduate students and some families. Very convenient for getting to McColl. It is tucked away in the corner of campus so if you want to walk anywhere, it takes about a mile to get into campus. I would recommend having a car for this neighborhood since there are no grocery stores within walking distance.
Love being right on Franklin street. Walking distance to football games and tailgates as well as restaurants and bars on Franklin.
Lots of food options around the building. I regularly walk my dog in the area around the apartment.
The neighborhood is mostly for other UNC students.
Carrboro is really cool, if slightly offbeat place to be. Weaver St Market and a bevy of other restaurants/smaller places make it a good food hub. For things going on, there are things like the Carrboro Arts Fest, weekly "Carrboro Street Markets" with lots of vendors, and a flurry of other community-oriented activities.
Have enjoyed my time there.
Have enjoyed my time there.
Lots of stores, gym in neighborhood, church, groceries--basically a little town. Con is that it almost feels a bit "Pleasantville." That said, the Walmart up the road (<2 min) is wonderful as is Fig & Honey and the huge Harris Teeter (<5 min away) in Chatham county. Families and children amidst Med School students and retirees. Great feeling, awesome convenience to UNC and downtown CH. Highly recommend.
Neighborhood feels super safe. Little kids will like the playground on-site. Lots of friends for them to play with. Elementary school (Glenwood) is awesome, if not old. Plenty of community events to meet people and for kids to play. I like it here, and recommend it to most people.
The neighborhood is very convenient for business grad students, however, it is far from everything else. You need to get a car for everything, except going to school. It still compensates, given that uber is cheap in the region and the convenience to go to school is amazing.