West Village
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Welcome to West Village, an upscale apartment community in downtown Durham, North Carolina. We offer the convenience and fun of living downtown, as well as a truly unique community. West Village is a historical renovation that holds to its 18th century architectural roots, featuring exposed brick and timber, high ceilings, wood floors, and open floor plans. We are a 'walker's paradise' with scores of restaurants, shopping, and nightlife all within a few blocks. We are also just a few minutes from Duke and the Durham Freeway, with easy access to the Research Triangle. West Village has many floor plan options, with studios and one, two, three, and four bedroom apartments. Each home comes with wooden columns, Energy Star appliances, and vaulted ceilings. Select homes have granite countertops, washers and dryers, sky lights, floor-to-ceiling windows, and more. We have five courtyards to enjoy, as well as a pool, fitness center, outdoor kitchen, game room, and more.
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Just miles apart, Durham and Chapel Hill are linked by their rival basketball teams and liberal leanings. Chapel Hill is a quaint Southern college town whose cultural makeup is defined by the nearly 30,000 students of the University of North Carolina, the nation's first state university which was founded in 1789. A quirky, forward-thinking city, Chapel Hill is famous for its indie rock scene and hippie culture. Durham was once a gritty, tobacco and railroad town whose wealth dried up in the '60s and only recently began to make a comeback. Though still basically a working-class area, the presence of prestigious Duke University has brought progressive types and Durham is now becoming a hot spot for foodies, artists and the LGBT community. Civic life is centered around the renovated brick tobacco warehouses of the downtown: Brightleaf Sqare and the American Tobacco Campus are worth a visit for shopping and outdoor dining.