Central on the Green Apartment Homes

Set in North Raleigh near Capital Blvd, Central on the Green puts you minutes from everyday essentials and local favorites. Triangle Town Center and Capital Crossing are close by for shopping, dining, and services, while Green Road Park and Community Center offer trails, sports courts, and open green space just a short walk from home. Commuting is simple with quick access to Green Road, Calvary Drive, I-440, and I-540. Major employers and institutions like Duke University and Health System, North Carolina State University, IBM, and WakeMed Raleigh Campus are all within easy reach. For arts and entertainment, explore the North Carolina Museum of Art, catch events at the NC State Fairgrounds, or enjoy bowling and arcade games at Stars and Strikes. Families appreciate being in the Wake County Public School System, with area schools such as Lynn Road Elementary, Carroll Middle, and Sanderson High serving the neighborhood. RDU International Airport is also convenient for travel, and a nearby Capital Area Transit stop provides public transportation options.

Compared with Downtown Raleigh’s ultra-urban energy and higher price points, North Raleigh provides a quieter residential feel with quick access to shopping, parks, and major employers. Central on the Green stands out with income-restricted affordability, practical in-home features like full-size washers and dryers and smart home tech, plus EV charging and a dog park—amenities that are not always standard in similarly priced communities. Versus nearby suburban options toward Wake Forest, this location offers a shorter drive to Duke, NCSU, and the I-440/I-540 loop while remaining close to Triangle Town Center and Capital Crossing for daily conveniences.

Raleigh’s economy is driven by education, healthcare, and technology, with major employers and institutions such as Duke University and Health System, NC State University, IBM, and WakeMed accessible from the property. The region’s diverse job base supports steady demand for quality housing across North Raleigh and the surrounding areas. Transportation is convenient with proximity to Capital Blvd, I-440, and I-540, plus a nearby Capital Area Transit stop for public transit. RDU International Airport serves the area for regional and national travel. Families are served by the Wake County Public School System, with area schools including Lynn Road Elementary, Carroll Middle, and Sanderson High noted locally. Recreation abounds at Green Road Park and the North Carolina Museum of Art trails, with shopping and dining concentrated at Triangle Town Center and Capital Crossing.