North Field Subdivision in Chapel Hill, North Carolina

North Field at Creek Wood is an enclave of 12 custom-designed homes convenient to Chapel Hill, Durham and Hillsborough. The parcel of land, known as the Johnston tract, is part of 1,200 acres in colonial Orange County that was a Royal Land Grant to the Johnston family by George II in 1752.

6024 Old Field Drive, featured in the July 2009 issue of Metro Magazine, is a beautiful estate home and an architectural masterpiece. The home resides on an historic 16-acre parcel of land that has been continuously farmed since the 1700’s.

Working with designer David Kenoyer of KDK Design in Raleigh and landscape architect Tom Hunter, also of Raleigh, Kathie and Tom Heffner set about to create a home that combines the best of modern energy-efficient building technology and the grace and charm of hand-crafted materials and construction. Jim Doran, a native of Ireland and master carpenter, was the job superintendent during construction for the approximately 8,000 square foot-house. The porches, a key design element for Old Field, add 1,149 feet and expand the home’s outdoor living component to include a sweep of welcoming terrace on the front elevation and two distinctly different porches, one with an exterior fireplace, on the rear elevation.

No developer lots are currently available for sale in North Field.