The Pulte-built Ballantyne neighborhod of Reavencrest is conveniently located between Rea and Tom Short roads. The enclave of homes has been a popular destination for families since its construction in the early 2000s.
There are 5 neighborhoods within Reavencrest, each with its own unique characteristics. Those subsections are The Arbours, an enclave of patio homes with maintained lawns; The Terrace Townhomes; The Cascades; The Laurels; and Preserve at Reavencrest.
One of the obvious reasons to choose Reavencrest is its ideal location close to everything in Ballantyne. Both Blakeney and Stonecrest are within walking distance for shopping and dining. Ballantyne Village is a mere 5-minute drive from home. Citywide travel is convenient with I-485 access from Rea or Johnston roads, as well as back-road travel via Providence and Park roads.
Homes in Reavencrest average between $200,000 and the low $300,000s. Neighborhood amenities include a pool, tennis courts, clubhouse and fenced playground.
During the last year, an average of 1.5 homes per month have sold in Reavencrest. Currently, there are 4 homes listed for sale in Reavencrest, putting inventory at approximately 2.7 months.
Eighteen homes sold in Reavencrest during the last 12 months and closed for an average of 98% of list price. The highest sold price was $314,000 and lowest price was $214,500.
The average sales price is $280,300 and $126 per square foot.
Reavencrest is zoned for Polo Ridge Elementary, Jay M. Robinson Middle School and Ardrey Kell High School. All are within 2 miles of the neighborhood.
The variety of home choices and fantastic location make Reavencrest a great choice for everyone in search of a new place to call home!