Meadowmont, Chapel Hill

Living & working in Meadowmont, Chapel Hill

Meadowmont is a 435-acre mixed-use, master-planned community built starting in 1999 on the historic DuBose estate in eastern Chapel Hill. Designed with neo-traditional principles, the neighborhood features a diverse mix of housing types, including traditional single-family homes, cottage homes, townhomes, condominiums, apartments, and a continuing care retirement community known as The Cedars of Chapel Hill. Everyday lifestyle is centered on outdoor recreation and walkability, supported by Meadowmont Park, which features athletic fields, an indoor gymnasium, a pond, and walking trails. Additional green spaces include the one-mile paved Meadowmont Trail starting at Rashkis Elementary School, a fenced community playground on Parkridge Avenue, and the 52,000-square-foot UNC Wellness Center. For daily shopping and dining, residents use Meadowmont Village, a commercial center organized around Meadowmont Lane and West Barbee Chapel Road, which contains a Harris Teeter grocery store and local businesses.

The local business ecosystem is anchored by the Paul J. Rizzo Conference Center, which houses the executive education programs for the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School on the DuBose House property, alongside a range of medical, retail, and professional services. Hybrid professionals and remote workers have access to dedicated coworking facilities at the Regus office located at 1340 Environ Way, while Cafe Carolina and Bakery operates as a casual, remote-work-friendly cafe within Meadowmont Village. Connectivity to the region's primary employment hubs is facilitated by NC Highway 54 and Interstate 40, which link the neighborhood directly to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Duke University, and Research Triangle Park. For public transit, the fare-free Chapel Hill Transit N route connects the neighborhood directly to UNC Hospitals and downtown Chapel Hill, while GoTriangle regional bus routes 800 and 805 provide transport to Woodcroft, Southpoint, and the University of North Carolina campus.