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Jordan Lake

North Carolina

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Jordan Lake, North Carolina

Jordan Lake real estate is regarded as a top twenty market in North Carolina for lake homes and lake lots.

Typically, buyers can find around 40 Jordan Lake homes for sale, and around 40 Jordan Lake lots and land for sale.

Jordan Lake has 180 miles of shoreline and is one of North Carolina's largest lakes. The lake is also known as B. Everett Jordan Lake.

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About Jordan Lake

Convenient to Raleigh and Durham

Jordan Lake is a wooded lake oasis located just south of Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina. U.S Highway 64 crosses the lake, and it is also convenient to I-40 and Highway 1.

Restaurants, retail stores, schools, parks, golf courses, and medical centers are a short drive away.

Travelers will appreciate having the Raleigh-Durham International Airport nearby, along with a variety of hotels and rental-car stations.

Scenic Landscapes

The large and beautiful Jordan Lake covers 13,940 acres and has 200 miles of shoreline. Its dam was built in 1963 at the meeting place of the Haw and New Hope Rivers.

Surrounded by tall-standing pines, Jordan Lake is also one of the most significant summertime habitats for bald eagles.

All sorts of water activities happen on Jordan Lake, including pontooning, powerboating, water skiing, tubing, sailing, fishing, and more.

Anglers are attracted to the lake for its populations of largemouth bass, crappie, striped bass, hybrid bass, bream, catfish, and white perch.

Lakeside Establishments

Crosswinds Boating Center offers the only gas pumps on the water. You can also rent boats, kayaks, canoes, or boat slips from the marina.

The Jordan State Recreation Area includes eight recreation sites: Crosswinds, Boat Ramp and Campground, Ebenezer Church, New Hope Overlook, Parkers Creek, Poplar Point, Robeson Creek, Seaforth, and Vista Point.

There are seven swimming beaches between the parks, 14 miles of hiking trails, boat ramps, five campgrounds, and an abundance of wildlife.

The Preserve At Jordan Lake is a well-maintained course that is a delight for golfers of all skill levels.

Explore Raleigh

As the capital of North Carolina, Raleigh has lots to do and see!

Pullen Park was the first public park in North Carolina and remains a great place for families and young children to enjoy the day outside. This park offers paddle boat rentals, carousel rides, playgrounds, train rides, and more!

Raleigh is home to many museums such as the North Carolina Museum of Art, Museum of Natural Sciences, and the Marbles Kids Museum.

Another great way to see Raleigh is by exploring downtown. Here, you will find amazing and delicious dining options such as Jimmy V’s Osteria + Bar, Mulino Italian Kitchen & Bar, and 10th & Terrace for drinks overlooking the pretty city lights.

Raleigh also offers a great shopping scene, visit Crabtree Valley Mall or North Hills.

A Wonderful Life

Purchase a property at Jordan Lake to escape everyday life whenever you want. Its natural shores give it a secluded essence while the city is a short distance away.

Lake Overview

  • 180mi. of Shoreline
  • 14ft. Avg. Depth
  • 38ft. Deepest Depth
  • Shoreline Borders
    State Park (Some)
    Mountains
  • Dam Name
    B. Everett Jordan Dam
  • Year Built
    1963
  • Managed By US Army Corps of Engineers
  • Water Drops
    10 ft
  • Ownership
    Public
  • Acreage
    13,940
  • Water Level
    Seasonal Full Pool
  • Schedule
    February-December

Information

  • Counties: Chatham County, Durham County
  • Fish: Black Crappie, Largemouth Bass, White Crappie
  • Condos available (Yes)
  • Notable events: Family Fishing Fiesta, Skywatching, fishing and Birdwatching shows and how-to's
  • Sailing clubs (Yes)