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North Carolina Piedmont Best Places To Live
North Carolina Best Places - Piedmont Region
Don’t let the gently rolling landscape, shallow fast moving streams and weathered low mountain ridges fool you.
The Piedmont region of North Carolina is currently one of the hottest places, and I mean one of the most sought after places, to find best places to live, relocate or retire to in North Carolina.
The North Carolina Piedmont region is the state’s fastest growing area with a diverse, forward looking economy and affordable high quality of life that attracts both young professionals and retirees alike.
Here you’ll find everything from the big cities of the Research Triangle to quiet rural small towns and newer planned retirement communities – blossoming suburban developments to the latest in urban living.
If you’re looking for big cities and a variety of the best in small town living with all the advantages and amenities of larger urban areas only minutes away then the Piedmont region might be your ticket to your best place to relocate or retire in North Carolina.
Cities and Towns of North Carolina Piedmont Region:
- Apex, North Carolina
- Asheboro, North Carolina
- Black Mountain, North Carolina
- Burlington, North Carolina
- Cary, North Carolina
- Chapel Hill, North Carolina
- Charlotte, North Carolina
- Concord, North Carolina
- Dunn, North Carolina
- Durham, North Carolina
- Fayetteville, North Carolina
- Forest City, North Carolina
- Gastonia, North Carolina
- Hendersonville, North Carolina
- Hickory, North Carolina
- Hickory Nut, North Carolina
- High Point, North Carolina
- Kannapolis, North Carolina
- Lenoir, North Carolina
- Lexington, North Carolina
- Lincolnton, North Carolina
- Marion, North Carolina
- Monroe, North Carolina
- Morganton, North Carolina
- Mount Airy, North Carolina
- Pinehurst, North Carolina
- Raleigh, North Carolina
- Salisbury, North Carolina
- Saluda, North Carolina
- Sanford, North Carolina
- Shelby, North Carolina
- Statesville, North Carolina
- Valdese, North Carolina
- Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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Comments on North Carolina Piedmont Best Places To Live
amy smith @ 4:22 pm
I've been looking into moving to Apex NC. for several years but have reservations about the area; 1. too far from the beach and 2. lacks a small town feel/main street. I'm now looking into the Wilmington area. I currently live by the shore on Long Island and am really looking for the same thing w/the opportunity to buy a house, too much $$ here. Schools and job (education) availability are very important. What do you suggest?
Bob @ 8:51 am
I like the Wilmington area a lot! However, remember any time you're on the water (or even near it), prices increase dramatically. I originally come from Long Island, so I know what you mean. Try New Bern, NC which is northeast of Wilmington.
See You in the Carolinas,
Bob