Flowers Plantation

  • Flowers Plantation, a 3,000-acre housing community, is the largest planned community in the Research Triangle. Located in Clayton NC, Flowers Plantation offers country living at it's best, and it is conveniently located just minutes from RTP, shopping, entertainment, universities, and medical centers.
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Flowers Plantation is unlike any community in central North Carolina. The active adult will thrive within this community which boasts a plenitude of home styles for every age group from young singles to growing families to retirees. Designed to be more of a small town than a new home community, residents enjoy pools, extensive walking trails, an ever growing shopping and dining community, a fitness center, and much more. Plenty of outdoor recreation includes twenty miles of walking trails connecting all portions of the development to the Neuse River Parkway. Single family homes, villas, townhomes and cottages are being built many with first floor primary suites for ease of living and some low maintenance options as well.

Flowers Plantation offers much more than homes, pools and walking trails however. It provides a lifestyle that is unique in North Carolina. With most every need a family can have just a golf-cart ride away this community really makes living “easy”. Amenities like the Lawn Plaza are the venue for the Summer Concert Series which is a series of free concerts held each month in the summertime and drawing names such as The Band of Oz, Night Shift, Spare Change and more. The first Wednesday of each month brings Wine Wednesday to the Dr Watson Pavillion and always draws a lively bunch. Throughout the summer, “Movie Nights” are held as well as other activities which can include any number of inviting attractions such as dance lessons with an instructor…complete with light refreshments.

Flowers Plantation, just 25 miles south of Raleigh in Clayton, is a million miles away from the ordinary. Flowers Plantation is only a 25-minute drive from everything that the Triangle has to offer as well … fabulous restaurants and shopping, museums, entertainment venues, sports, and recreation are all within an easy drive. The community is only a few miles from major gateways of 1-95 and 1-40. Your family can be relaxing on the beach in a couple of hours, or gazing at the scenic views of the North Carolina mountains in a few hours. With such convenient access to the best highways in the region, commute to work and play is a breeze. Shop at Flowers Crossroads, a 28-acre retail village, with Harris Teeter and an array of stores to enjoy. Live a better life at Flowers Plantation.

Features:

  • 3,000 Acre Master Planned Community
  • Miles of Walking/Hiking Trails
  • Single Family homes, Townhomes, Cottages, Villas, and apartments in multiple price points
  • Low maintenance communities available
  • Primary suite on lower level available in several neighborhoods
  • Summer Concert Series on the Lawn Plaza
  • “Wine Wednesday” and other planned community events year-round
  • Shopping/Eating within walking distance
  • Golf cart friendly streets
  • Publix and Harris Teeter Markets nearby
  • Medical and Dental providers nearby
  • Ride your golf cart to the grocery store, to the café for morning coffee or to one of the fabulous restaurants for dinner
  • New Dr Watson Pavilion Now Open for community activities and gatherings
  • NO CITY TAXES
  • Thales Academy NOW OPEN
  • Conveniently located close to Raleigh, I-540, I-40, and I-95
  • Home of the East Triangle YMCA (outdoor/indoor pools, tennis courts, fitness facility)
  • Model homes available to tour
  • Visitor Center Open Daily

Model Home Hours:
Monday – Saturday 11am-5pm
Sunday 1-5 p.m.
(Hours may vary)

The Flowers Story

In 1905, at the tender age of two, Joshua Percy Flowers moved to the area known today as Flowers Plantation. The Great Depression was an opportunity for him to purchase land in the area to farm tobacco and cotton and it continued to serve this purpose into the 1970s. Mr. Flowers was active in business, civic life and local and state politics. Mr. Flowers raised champion Walker Hounds, owning more than 300 by the time of his death in 1982. He and his wife, Delma Whitley Flowers, had two children; a son, son, Percy Jr., killed in a private plane accident in 1952 and a daughter, Rebecca Flowers, who initiated development of Flowers Plantation in 1978 and continues at the helm today.

Our History

The land that today comprises Flowers Plantation lies along the Neuse River and in the early 20th century was known as Pineville Plantation and owned by Revolutionary War veteran John Watson and his wife Elizabeth Lowry Watson. Josiah Ogden Watson, their son was born Sept. 24, 1784, and inherited the property. His reconstructed home still stands today within Flowers Plantation. Serving as a hospital surgeon during the War of 1812, Dr Watson served at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in 1814 under Andrew Jackson. A successful planter in his own rite, owning over 10,000 acres in Wake and Johnston Counties, Dr. Watson also was active in local and state politics and ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 1841. In Raleigh, Dr. Watson served on a six-man commission to create Dorothea Dix Hospital, originally known as the Insane Asylum of NC, A staunch supporter of the NC Central Railroad, constructed between 1851 and 1856. Dr. Watson died June 12, 1852 leaving some of the money bequeathed in his will to organize in 1937 the Ravenscroft School in Raleigh.

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Featured Amenity of the Week – Flowers Plantation

June 20th, 2022|Active Adult Lifestyle Communities|

Featured Amenity of the Week - Flowers Plantation in Clayton - this community has its very own YMCA. And, the Flowers Plantation “Y” is exceptional. It has an indoor pool, an outdoor pool … complete with waterslide, tennis and pickle ball courts, and a playground. The “Y” offers a multitude of classes everyday and something to fit every taste. [...]

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