Pinehurst, North Carolina (NC) Land Conservation Real Estate, Homes, Lots, Communities and Property

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The Pinehurst, North Carolina region has long been known as the Golf Capital of the World- with nearly 700 holes of championship resort golf in the immediate area. Pinehurst and the surrounding communities of Seven Lakes, Southern Pines and Whispering Pines offer a full range of real estate options including resort condos, golf townhomes, vacation homes, single family homes and investment property. Enjoy incredible golf course living with fabulous properties located directly along private and resort golf courses or with fairway views in pine forested settings. The internationally known Pinehurst Resort and Country Club is the world’s largest golf resort and was the site of both the 1999 and 2005 U.S. Open Golf Championships. This golfing paradise is a Who’s Who of golf course design with world-class courses from designers such as Donald Ross, Tom Fazio, Robert Trent Jones, Rees Jones, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and a host of others.

The area is also well known for equestrian activities and features some of the finest upscale horse land and farms in North Carolina. Pinehurst is renowned as a training center for the country’s finest standard bred harness horses as well as racing and steeplechase thoroughbreds.

The new golf course community of Legacy Lakes is located in neighboring Aberdeen, featuring gorgeous golf front, lakefront and lake-view homesites in a beautiful wooded setting. Residents have abundant country club amenities and access to the charming shops and restaurants that the Southern Pines-Pinehurst area has to offer.

Pinehurst is conveniently located between Charlotte and Raleigh with easy access from Interstates 95, 85 and 40. Residents love the mild climate of the Sandhills region, which allows for all types of outdoor activities and lifestyles.

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