Charleston Village, in Apex, NC, is a community of 329 families. Our neighborhood is enhanced with amenities including a pool, clubhouse, playground, gazebo, two ponds, greenways, professional landscaping, and natural buffers between some properties.
Ideally located off the beaten path but with quick access to major roads connecting points throughout the region, we are two hours from both the beach and the mountains. We are close to regional business centers, major shopping centers, sports venues, parks, museums, art centers, and more.
Announcements
Apex ranked #1 small town in North Carolina in the CNN/Money Magazine ranking of 100 Best Places in America to Live (Small Towns), and 44th in the nation! Read the full story on money.cnn.com.
And Apex ranks 3rd in the Forbes.com top 25 places to move to in America! Neighboring Cary came in at number 8 in America. See the full story on Forbes.com.
Here are more area accolades collected by the Apex Chamber of Commerce.
Congratulations to Salem Middle School, our base middle school, for consistently being named an Honor School of Excellence, and for earning the highest composite score for performance in Wake County! 94.8%!! Congratulations to neighboring schools Green Hope High and Davis Drive Elementary for coming in second and third highest with 94.6% and 94.3%!
Our local schools are some of the highest rated schools in Wake County, which is recognized as a national leader in education.
The next regular Board meeting is TBD at the Clubhouse. The agenda will be posted prior to the meeting when provided by the Board Secretary. All residents are welcome to attend Board meetings. An open forum is generally held at the beginning of each meeting.
Board Meeting Minutes and Annual HOA Meeting Minutes posted. See the latest minutes from Board of Directors meetings and annual homeowners' meetings. These are posted at the request of the Board Secretary.
Please submit articles for the Winter newsletter to The Charleston Villager Editor by January 22.
Current and back issues of The Charleston Villager are available on the newsletter page.
We have a voice broadcast system that allows us to broadcast messages to the neighborhood via telephone. Anyone wishing to add, edit, or remove themselves from the phone list should send an e-mail to CV Phone Mail. We hope that you will find this useful.
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