Featured Wake Forest Real Estate Agent - Chris Edwards

As a buyer agent in Wake Forest, Chris Edwards makes the real estate process smooth and efficient by providing the research and support needed to help you make a confident offer! Stress and uncertainty will be replaced with excitement and confidence!

Power of the Group! Whether you are a native or new to the Wake Forest area, we can provide the contacts needed to get you through the real estate process. Resources such as lending, storage, utility hook-up are just a few of the contacts we can provide to take any hassle out of your real estate transaction!

Don't settle for just any real estate agent or company for your home buying or home selling needs in Wake Forest. Give yourself the advantage of working with the best...Chris Edwards! For more information about Chris and the real estate services he provides, click here.

Search Wake Forest Area Homes for Sale

Are you looking to buy your next home in Wake Forest, North Carolina? With Chris' online search you'll be able to access one of the Wake Forest area's largest inventory of listings of homes for sale and is constantly being updated.

You will be able to immediately search for properties and view information about homes that are currently available in the Wake Forest area that are listed on the MLS (Multiple Listing Service) based on your needs and criteria, complete with photos and descriptions.

To begin your search for homes and other real estate currently listed for sale in the Wake Forest, North Carolina area, click here.

Wake Forest Quick Facts

About 25 miles northeast of Raleigh in Wake and Franklin counties, the city of Wake Forest, North Carolina, is home to a quickly expanding population right now at around a little over 20,000. The town experienced a nearly 75 percent increase in its population between 2000 and 2006 and is expected to continue climbing. The city should not be confused with the school, Wake Forest University, that bears its name. The university was located here when it was originally established, and on through the 1950s until it was relocated to Winston-Salem in 1956. The school's beginnings are still commemorated in Wake Forest at the Wake Forest College Birthplace, also known as the Calvin Jones Historical House. This building was the home of the university's first president and contains many historical artifacts related to the institution's founding and early days. Wake Forest is now home to the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

The Wake County Public School System operates public education operations here, which include there elementary, two middle schools and one high school. A public K-12 charter school and about half a dozen private schools are also run in the city. Recreational spots include Paschal Golf Club and Wake Forest Country Club, the DuBois Center community center and a branch of the Wake County Public Library System. Parks include the Falls Lake State Recreation Area, home to the 12,000-acre Falls Lake and 26,000 acres of woodlands. Triangle Transit Authority runs a bus public transit service throughout the region, which connect to other routes in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill.