Bedford at Falls River
Estate Homes from the $500s in Raleigh, North Carolina
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Neighbors in Bedford are often found walking down its shady, tree-lined streets, sharing in friendly conversation. The idea of neighborly socialization is built into the framework of the community, where wide front porches encourage casual interaction and the town center features an iconic clock tower and public area. Outside of homes, neighbors give a friendly wave to families on bicycles. The quaint village atmosphere conjures images of small town U.S.A. only minutes away from the conveniences of Raleigh. Life can truly be lived to the fullest in Bedford. This wonderful neighborhood is situated on 600 acres of land in North Raleigh, over one third of which is open space.
Bedford offers you a wonderful way of life!
You will feel right at home at Bedford, where new memories can be made every day. At the heart of Bedford is its small town appeal, where neighbors are often found walking down its shady, tree lined streets, sharing in friendly conversation. The idea of neighborly socialization is built into the framework of the community, where wide front porches encourage casual interaction. Outside of homes, neighbors give a friendly wave to families on bicycles.
Children fill playgrounds with echoes of laughter. Designed to restore the meaning of “neighbor”, it welcomes people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy life’s simple pleasures.
Bedford Community Accolades
Bedford at Falls River has been continuously recognized for its small town appeal since its initial development and the awards just keep coming! Named Community of the Year three times by the North Carolina Home Builder’s Association, Bedford at Falls River was also honored by the national publication “Where to Retire” named the community to the America’s 100 Best Master-Planned Community list for the second time.
Wakefield Development Company began developing the master-planned community in 2001 with a focus on encouraging community interaction and small-town appeal, made available to people of all ages and backgrounds.
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Life at Bedford is guaranteed to be a blast with so many activities for everyone to enjoy at Bedford!
The Recreation Center provides an abundance of space for activities of all kinds including tennis, basketball and volleyball courts, a spacious clubhouse, two pools, Central Park, and a shady picnic pavilion.
Bedford’s pocket parks, playgrounds and lakes are places for all of Bedford’s residents to enjoy and relax in a beautiful, natural setting. There are over 205 acres of parks, greenways and open spaces at Bedford, along with 26 miles of tree-lined sidewalks, which provide safe places for jogging, walking or bike riding. There are also plenty of resting places and gathering areas along the way. Bedford’s lakes and fountain features are also tranquil additions to the community.
Bedford also has four playgrounds to choose from, which often leaves kids with the difficult decision of picking where to play with their friends. The Recreation Center’s “Central Park” is a community favorite, with swings and slides, a merry-go-round and a mini rock wall. With so many playgrounds to choose from, kids can slide, climb, run, jump, or hang to their heart’s content.
There are so many open spaces to take advantage of, which makes Bedford the perfect place to stay active throughout the year.
The Shoppes at Bedford, are located on the “main street” near the clock tower in the scenic community. The “Shoppes” features a collection of exceptional and one-of-a-kind restaurants, retail shops, cafes and services where you and your family can enjoy a truly unique shopping experience.
> Click here to visit The Shoppes at Bedford Website
> Click here for Calendar of EventsThe Recreation center has a little something for everyone!
There are so many things to offer all ages at Bedford’s Recreation Center. The 3500 square foot clubhouse provides a warm, friendly atmosphere for a variety of neighborhood and private get-togethers, parties and meetings. Two different areas with plush seating offer digital cable TV with VCRs and DVD players. A premier surround sound system provides musical entertainment both in the clubhouse, as well as around the pool. And for those adults who just can’t get away from work, the entire area offers WiFi wireless technology for computers with a wireless networking card.
On the outside, the Recreation Center is host to a variety of competitive games, with a sand volleyball court, tennis courts and a basketball court. The Recreation Center also offers two pools–a competition sized pool for the serious swimmers and another pool loaded with tumble buckets, misters and raindrop umbrellas. Kids also live Mt. Gushmore, the 110-foot long, 15-foot high mountainous waterslide.
To find Recreation Center and pool hours, as well as the most up-to-date events that will be happening, contact the Activities Director at 919-792-0188.
> Click here for printable version of site plan.
DISLCAIMER: Site plan is for illustrative purposes only. Please refer to recorded maps when making final homesite selection.
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Schools:
Durant Road Elementary
Durant Road Middle
Wakefield High
Wake County Public Schools
Wake County Private SchoolsHOA:
Interactive Neighborhood Website: BedfordHOA.comUtilities & Government:
Bell South (888) 757-6500
Progress Energy (800) 508-5400
PSNC Energy (877) 776-2427
Time Warner Cable (919) 595-4892
U.S. Postal Service (800) 275-8777
Waste Mangement (919) 566-9510
No Cuts/Buried Cable: (800) 632-4949
Recycling (919) 890-3245
City of Raleigh Information: (919) 890-3335Register of Deeds (919) 856-5460
Animal Control (919) 807-5260
Voter Registration (919) 856-6240
DMV (919) 733-7573
Public Libaries (919) 250-1200
City of Raleigh
State of North Carolina
Raleigh Parks & Rec: (919) 857-9374 -
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A fifteen-to-twenty-five minute drive opens up 360 degrees of possibilities – a southwesterly route takes you right into the heart of Raleigh, our capital city. And when a change of pace is on the weekend agenda, venture to the north and east to find everything from lake fishing and boating to rural vistas and horse farms.
