Community Description:

Heritage Wake Forest, one of the Triangle's premier golf and lifestyle communities, is anchored by the award-winning Heritage Golf Club. Our goal has been to mirror the warmth and charm of Wake Forest as we’ve assembled the elements for a beautiful community we think you’ll be proud to call home.

Awards Honors

• Ammons Development Group, 2001 and 2006 Developer of the Year, by Triangle Sales and Marketing
• Andy Ammons, Developer of Heritage Wake Forest, awarded 2006 “Citizen of the Year” by the Wake Forest Chamber of Commerce
• Heritage Wake Forest, 2003 Master Planned Community of the Year By North Carolina HomeBuilders Association
• Heritage Golf Club, Best New Course 2002, by North Carolina Magazine
• Heritage Golf Club, Ranked 4 ½ Stars by North Carolina Magazine

Community Amenities:

• Acreage: 120 acres
• Club Membership: Semi-Private
• Golf: The semi-private Heritage Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course, designed by Bob Moore of JMP Golf Design Group. With a 4.5-star ranking and the awarded title of “Best New Course”, Heritage Golf Club features 6,970 yards of beautiful landscaping, accented by winding creeks and natural lakes. Before the game, members can enjoy practicing on an 8,000 sq. ft. putting green or shopping at the Club’s PGA staffed pro shop.
• Swim & Tennis: The private Heritage Swim & Tennis Club features a junior-Olympic-sized pool equipped with a figure-eight waterslide and two lighted tennis courts. Members also enjoy access to the Clubhouse, with a banquet room and meeting facilities, as well as the full-service Oasis Grille.
• Childrens Amenities: Children living at Heritage Wake Forest can stay active from January through December, with healthy options around every corner. The Heritage Swim & Tennis Club offers a variety of programs throughout the year, including swimming lessons by certified instructors, swim team competitions, tennis clinics and special holiday events. The Heritage Golf Club offers private and group lessons, weekly junior clinics and yearly championship tournaments. In addition, over 120 acres at Heritage Wake Forest are set aside for soccer fields, softball fields, walking & biking trails, parks, playgrounds, and greenways. Nearby is the Smith Creek Soccer Center a multi-field, CASL affiliated complex, and at the community’s completion, kids will enjoy supervised fishing in the neighborhood fishing pond. With all of this, Heritage Wake Forest promises to keep the young, and young-at-heart, on the go! Schools: Wake County is known state-wide for its excellent education system. In fact, this year Wake County had the second largest number of teachers in the nation to earn certification from the National Board of Professional Teaching Stand.