A wooded, pond-front homesite on the 24th fairway of the Jack Nicklaus Signature course at Governors Club, with a survey complete and architect-designed home plans ready to go.
Some lots have a view. This one has a setting. Tucked along Glenn Glade on the slopes of Edwards Mountain, Lot 807 sits at the quiet end of Governors Club, where the third nine winds through hardwoods far from the clubhouse. From the street, the land runs back through mature oaks and pines and falls gently to the water’s edge. From the back of your future home, a still pond fills the foreground, and beyond it the 24th fairway opens up in a long green ribbon framed by trees. In the morning, mist sits on the water. In the evening, the light comes through the canopy sideways and gold.
It feels like a mountain retreat. It lives like Chapel Hill. UNC and downtown Chapel Hill are minutes away, Duke and Research Triangle Park are an easy drive, and RDU is close enough for an early flight without an early alarm.
Ready to build
The slow part is already done. A current boundary survey is complete, and a set of home plans has been designed for this specific lot by Newman Land Company’s architect, sited to take in the pond and fairway views. Build those plans with NLC, adapt them, or bring your own. Either way, you start months ahead.
Governors Club
Governors Club is one of the Triangle’s most established private communities, set on the wooded ridges of Edwards Mountain just south of Chapel Hill. Members enjoy a 27-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, a clubhouse with dining and events, tennis, swimming, and fitness, all inside the gates. The result is the calm of a mountain retreat with everything the Triangle offers a short drive away.
Contact Newman Land Company to walk the lot, review the survey, or see the home plans designed for this site.
Club membership is separate from the purchase of the lot. Buyer to verify all HOA, club, and architectural review requirements independently.
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