The Village at Crockett’s Ridge HOA is a non-profit homeowner association designed to provide specific services to its residents. The Association’s central functions are maintenance of the entrance, common areas, and application of the governing documents. Charleston Management performs the day-to-day operations of the Association.

Homeowner dues are paid annually, reflected on the budget and due January 1. Past due accounts are subject to monthly penalties and are subject to additional charges. Each resident will receive a statement in the fall for the next year’s dues. 

The Village at Crockett’s Ridge is located in Apex, North Carolina. Here are some facts from the Town of Apex’s website.

 

Apex Facts

Located in southwestern Wake County, Apex combines a relaxing small-town atmosphere with convenience to big-city amenities. It is positioned for future growth: its population of 29,277 is projected to more than double in the next eight to ten years. The town planners are working to ensure that the small-town character remains while allowing for many new residents to join our community.

In 1994 Apex was named the state’s #1 Small Town in economic vitality by Business North Carolina magazine. With such growth come new services, including a new year-round elementary school and the new Eva Perry Regional Library serving all of western Wake County

A major streetscape renovation project has restored Apex’s downtown and recaptured its historic flavor. The revitalized downtown is on the National Register of Historic Places as one of the best examples of an intact turn-of-the-century railroad town.

Apex: Located in the Triangle

Apex is a small town ideally located in the southwestern corner of Wake County just a short drive from major shopping, business, entertainment, recreation and other big-city amenities.

Current corporate limits are the equivalent of 11.92 square miles.

We invite you to join the hundreds of newcomers discovering our delightful small town ideally located in southwestern Wake County. Even though approximately 6 new residents relocate to Apex daily, we have maintained the small town character which is so unique in the rapidly-growing Research Triangle Area.

If you are one of our new residents getting settled into our community, or are considering a decision to join those relocating to our area, we hope this information will be helpful and facilitate an easy move to Apex.

Transportation

Major Highways…I-40, US # 1, US # 64, NC # 55, NC #751
Air Travel…Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU)

Elevation and Climate

Elevation: 500 ft. above sea level
Climate: Mild Humid-Subtropical with average temperatures and precipitation as follows:

• Temperatures: January (40 F)…April (60 F)…
  July (78 F)….October (60 F)
• Average Annual Precipitation: 44.75 inches
• Average Annual Snowfall: 7 inches

Demographics
(all data is 1990 Census unless otherwise indicated)

November 2004 Population Estimate: 29,277
Median Family Income: $78,689
Per Capita Income: $14,575
Median Age: 31.2 years (from 2000 Census)
Education: (min. high school) 81%
College Grad (min.): 42%

Driving times within the Research Triangle area

• Cary - 10 min.
• Sanford - 25 min.
• Chapel Hill - 25 min.
• Southern Pines - 35 min.
• Durham - 25 min.
• Fuquay-Varina - 15 min.
• Garner - 25 min.
• Raleigh - 25 min.
• Research Triangle Park - 20 min.
• Raleigh-Durham Airport - 20 min.