Discover lakeside walking trails. Discover lakeside living close to the office. Discover your dream home on Symphony Lake. Renaissance at Regency presents The Manors, a prestigious new neighborhood in Cary, North Carolina. Nestled on one-third to one-half acre homesites, these 65 majestic homes offer luxury features built by the region’s finest custom craftsmen.

From the exteriors of brick and rock, to the beautifully finished hardwood floors and tilework, to the premium fixtures and appliances and built-in custom cabinetry, residents will discover fine living in homes at The Manors. From the $900,000s to over $1.5 million, the residences include wooded lots, three-car garages, and four to five bedrooms with three to five baths in 4200 to 4900 finished square feet. An elite team of builders has been established, consisting of Huntley Design Build, Inc.; J.T. Sullivan Custom Builders, Inc.; KJ Construction, Inc.; Mangum Design-Build, Inc.; Poythress Construction Company, Inc.; Poythress Homes, Inc.; SilverCrest Homes; Southern Elegant Homes, Inc.; Taylor Custom Homes of N.C., Inc.; Ted Keith Builder, Inc.; Timberline Builders; and Upright Builders, Inc. Creedmoor Partners is the distinguished developer, known for creating a legacy of luxury neighborhoods throughout the Triangle.

Amenities at The Manors leave you with the sense you’re on vacation. Walking trails extend all around Symphony Lake. Take a summer evening stroll to concerts at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, or enjoy the many daytime cultural events there. Cary is an ideal haven, centrally located between the Atlantic coast and the infamous Blue Ridge Mountains. Here lies the heart of North Carolina, with Research Triangle Park nearby, and the culture, academics, and entertainment of Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill a simple drive away. The Raleigh-Durham International Airport, Jordan Lake and premium health care at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University are also within a short drive. The Triangle area continues to rank among the top regions in the country to live or work, find a home, raise a family, start a business, or retire. In January 2004, Money Magazine declared Cary the hottest town in the East and one of six Hottest Towns in America. Again in August 2006, Money Magazine named Cary as one of the Best Small Cities in America, placing it fifth on the magazine’s 2006 list of Best Places to Live.

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