$1,391 - $8,648 per month
Carraway Village
Studio - 3 Beds
600 Carraway Crossing, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
$1,391 - $8,648 per month
Carraway Village
Studio - 3 Beds
600 Carraway Crossing, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
$1,289 - $5,384 per month
Blu on Farrington
Studio - 3 Beds
5840 Farrington Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27517
$1,171 - $3,191 per month
Link Apartments® Calyx
Studio - 2 Beds
55 Maxwell Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27517
$1,204 - $3,130 per month
900 Willow
Studio - 2 Beds
900 Willow Dr, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
$1,450 - $2,904 per month
Trilogy Chapel Hill
Studio - 3 Beds
1000-2000 Novus Ln, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
$1,509 - $4,032 per month
The Hartley at Blue Hill
Studio - 3 Beds
625 S Elliott Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27517
$1,525 per month
206 Andrews Ln, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Perfect Northside location, right behind the Warehouse and only steps from Rosemary Street and Church Street. Best location in town for walk to campus and Franklin Street. This great apartment has been totally remodeled. Beautiful newer kitchen with maple cabinets, new bath, gorgeous real hardwood floors, newer washer dryer, etc. etc. The Warehouse is charging a lot more for a smaller, shared
Chapel Hill's cultural heart beats along Franklin Street, where local shops and renowned restaurants like Top of the Hill Restaurant and Brewery create a lively downtown atmosphere. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill shapes the city's identity through iconic landmarks like the Old Well and athletic venues including the Dean E. Smith Center, home to the celebrated Tar Heels basketball program. Nature lovers will find solace in the North Carolina Botanical Garden and Coker Arboretum, while arts enthusiasts can explore the Ackland Art Museum or catch performances at the PlayMakers Repertory Company.
The Chapel Hill housing market presents diverse options across price points. The median sale price for homes stands at $665,000, with single family homes commanding a median of $769,000. Townhomes show a median price of $482,000, while condos range from $276,000 for one bedroom units to $299,000 for two bedrooms. Premium neighborhoods like Franklin Rosemary showcase single family homes with a median price of $1,362,500, while Northside provides more accessible options with a median of $532,500.
Chapel Hill's cost of living runs 5.6% above the national average. A family with school age children needs an annual income of $111,000 to live comfortably, while renters should aim for $60,000. The property tax rate of 0.96% exceeds nearby Durham at 0.84% and Raleigh at 0.72%. The city maintains strong educational credentials with highly rated public schools including East Chapel Hill High School and Chapel Hill High School, both earning A+ ratings. The fare free Chapel Hill Transit system connects residents throughout Chapel Hill and Carrboro, while major highways provide easy access to Durham (11 miles) and Raleigh (28 miles).