900 Doverside Drive, Apex, NC 27523
15 month lease from$1,398
Base rent from $1,283
Find your home base in Apex, North Carolina
Looking to move near the Research Triangle?
Looking to move near the Research Triangle?
Apex provides convenient public transit connectivity through the complimentary GoApex Route 1 shuttle, running hourly from 6 AM to 10 PM Monday through Saturday. This service connects important destinations, including Historic Downtown Apex, Town Hall, Beaver Creek Commons, and major retailers like Walmart and Publix. Regional express buses offer connections to Cary and Raleigh employment centers, with helpful park-and-ride facilities supporting commuters traveling to Research Triangle Park and downtown areas.
Residents have convenient access to Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU), located just 17 miles from Apex with a typical 20-minute drive via Interstate 540. RDU serves as a major regional hub, accommodating 14.5 million passengers annually with non-stop service to 69 destinations. The airport offers direct highway access, making travel seamless for both business and leisure trips from Greystar's apartments in Apex, North Carolina.
Apex's location along US-1 and NC-540 provides highway connectivity for commuters. Downtown Raleigh is typically 20-30 minutes away, while Research Triangle Park remains accessible for those working in the tech corridor. Major interstates facilitate travel throughout the Triangle region, and park-and-ride lots near transit stops offer convenient options for those seeking to combine driving with public transportation for longer commutes.
The city maintains over 13 miles of greenway, including the scenic Beaver Creek Greenway that connects 11 neighborhoods, three parks, and several schools. This 10-foot-wide asphalt trail accommodates various modes of transportation, including cycling, walking, and rollerblading. Apex Community Park and other recreational areas provide extensive paths, while the expanding greenway system continues to enhance pedestrian and cycling infrastructure throughout the community.
Apex sits at the heart of the Research Triangle's thriving job market. This strategic location provides residents access to one of the Southeast's most dynamic employment landscapes, with major employers across healthcare, technology, finance, and government sectors creating thousands of career opportunities within a short commute of the city.
Apex's position in the expanding Research Triangle drives strong demand for construction workers, project managers, and real estate specialists.
Major employers like Apex Tool Group and Costco create logistics careers.
Restaurant management and hotel operations throughout the region offer competitive salaries for hospitality specialists.
Research Triangle Park houses hundreds of tech companies, creating opportunities in software development, cybersecurity, and data analytics for residents.
Wake County Public Schools and nearby universities like NC State and Duke provide teaching, administrative, and research positions for education specialists.
MetLife, Cincinnati Insurance, and Thrivent maintain operations in the neighborhood, offering positions from entry-level analysts to senior management roles.
Federal, state, and local government positions span from Town of Apex roles to state agencies in nearby Raleigh, providing stable public service careers.
Corporate headquarters and consulting firms throughout Research Triangle Park create demand for financial analysts, compliance specialists, and consultants.
Major developments, including North Carolina's first standalone children's hospital (expected to open in 2030), will generate thousands of jobs, while systems like WakeMed offer established career paths.
Apex offers strong educational opportunities through the Wake County Public School System. The district has earned national recognition with the highest number of National Board Certified teachers, as well as numerous accolades. Higher education opportunities are available nearby, like NC State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Wake Technical Community College also has a campus directly in Apex.
From elevated Southern cuisine and craft breweries to parks with trails and historic cultural venues, Apex offers residents and visitors a wonderful mix of dining, outdoor recreation, arts, and community gathering spots. Whether you're seeking a family outing at a sprawling community park, an evening of local theater and art exhibitions, or a memorable meal at one of the city's celebrated restaurants, there's always something engaging to discover in this charming North Carolina town.
This downtown gem serves elevated Southern cuisine with creative twists like candied bacon BLTs and truffle lobster mac and cheese. With nearly two dozen local craft beers on tap and a cozy covered patio, it's a favorite spot for both dinner and drinks.
Spanning 160 acres, this expansive park features sports fields, trails, lake activities, and playgrounds. It's the perfect destination for fitness enthusiasts and anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors with plenty of space to explore.
A local Italian favorite since 1996, Daniel's specializes in freshly sautéed pasta dishes and hand-stretched pizzas. With an impressive wine list of over 500 labels, it's ideal for both casual dinners and special occasions.
Housed in the historic 1912 Apex Town Hall, this cultural hub hosts theater performances, art exhibitions, concerts, and educational programs. The beautifully renovated venue serves as the heart of Apex's arts and cultural scene.
This scenic multi-use trail provides a peaceful escape for jogging and cycling through natural settings. The greenway connects various parts of the city and offers residents a car-free way to stay fit and enjoy nature.
The charming downtown district features boutique shops, art galleries, and local businesses housed in repurposed early 20th-century buildings. It's perfect for leisurely strolling, shopping, and experiencing the city's railroad heritage.
This local museum celebrates Apex's railroad history with historic trains and educational exhibits. Visitors can explore vintage railcars and learn about the transportation heritage that helped shape the community.
Operating seasonally, this community market brings together local farmers, artisans, and food vendors. It's a great place to find fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and connect with neighbors while supporting local businesses.
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