Anderson Forest Apartments for Rent

The deep U-Turn formed when Anderson Drive passes over Six Forks Road is known as the Anderson Forest neighborhood. In the center of this segment is a cul-de-sac nucleus that makes up the heart of this community. Well-established, with two- and three-story, traditional, manor-style brick and vinyl-sided houses, this district is exceptional.

The core road of Shaftsberry Court remains above house level, creating unique rolling hills that slope downward toward the houses. An artist might represent this street in a drawing as a beehive.

Big Branch Creek runs on the southeast side of this lovely neighborhood. Paved drives, manicured lawns, densely wooded areas, eco-friendly shade, and location make Anderson Forest desirable.

Sandwiched between the Cliff Benson Raleigh Beltline, Interstate 440, and Six Forks Road, this district is in close proximity to restaurants, shopping, family activities, exhibits, and entertainment. Nearby Six Forks Road and Wake Forest Road have numerous restaurant options.

North Hills Mall, Quail Corners Shopping Center, and Crabtree Valley Mall are all less than three miles away. While Crabtree is the elite place to shop, North Hills is the place to experience international cuisine, and Quail Corners is an excellent stop for last-minute needs.

The Raleigh Ice Plex is within this vicinity. Adults, children, and families love ice skating at this rink.

The Wachovia IMAX Theater at Marble’s is within a short drive. Join a friend, grab some popcorn, and enjoy a 3D movie!

Duke Children’s Cardiology of Raleigh and Duke Raleigh Hospital are available to provide health care for Anderson Forest residents.

Rothgeb Park and Holly Park are just quick walks away. Mothers love to stroll their babies through Holly Park, while serious walkers prefer Rothgeb.

The Carolina Country Club fulfills socializing needs, while history, golf, and fine dining are all to be found at this upscale, well-established country club.