Morrisville


Morrisville at a Glance


Featuring a staggering 2316.39% growth rate between 1990 and 2015, Morrisville wins the trophy of fastest growth for a railroad town.


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Get to Know Morrisville, NC

Morrisville was one of those communities that started due to the Chatham Railroad and derived its name from Jeremiah Morris who donated land for this railroad depot. Historically, it played the “last act” of a great American play. It was the last of the battles of the Civil War at the Battle of Morrisville. After this, it remained a quiet town until well after the RTP area began growing.

It wasn’t until the Beijing-based company Lenovo put their US headquarters in Morrisville that the population began to grow rapidly. This company brought with it a huge influx of jobs and new residents.

Going from 1022 residents in 1990 to nearly 25,000 residents in 2015, it is fairly evident that Morrisville went from obscurity to small town fame. It has won accolades for safe city, best Raleigh suburb, best places to start a business and best cities for young families. The proximity to Research Triangle Park and RDU International Airport makes for an easy commute.

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Must-Visit Morrisville Attractions

Don’t let the smaller town fool you on bigger amenities. Morrisville has some things that are like other towns nearby: great parks, greenway trails, and community atmosphere. It also has some specialty things like the Triangle Rock Club which has one of the tallest and largest climbing facilities in the area. It features over 100 climbing lanes going up as high as 55 feet. People from around the Triangle area visit TRC regularly. Another great place to visit: the RDU observation park located in Morrisville to see the 10,000 ft runway and listen to pilot/tower communications.

The Best Morrisville Restaurant

One of our favorite eateries of the south is located in Morrisville. Be sure to stop in at Smokey’s BBQ Shack on Chapel Hill Road. You’ll be greeted (and possibly even teased a bit) by owners Kevin and Angela Mote (long time friends of the Evans family). Don’t take the teasing too terribly to heart as they do it to most folks.

Other Local Hot Spots

Here are highlights for some of our top picks for Morrisville things to do and see:

  • Morrisville Community Park
  • Crabtree Creek
  • Shiloh Community Park
  • Ruritan Park
  • Morrisville History Center (located inside the Town Hall)
  • Triangle Rock Club
  • Shopping at Park West Village


Compare Morrisville Stats

Quick Facts

Population (2016): 24,732
Growth Since 2010: +33.1%
Mean Home Price (2012-2016): $291,400
Government:  Town of Morrisville, Wake County

Travel & Commute

Raleigh: 14 miles (25 min.)
RTP:
 9 miles (15 min.)
RDU Airport: 5 miles (10 min.)
Major Highways: I-40, NC-540, NC-55


Let's Talk About Your Plans

We know Morrisville like the backs of our hands, from the best restaurants to current housing market activity. Whether you're buying a home or selling a home in Morrisville, we'll be your guide to the entire process. Call us at (919) 589-7110 — we would love to get to know you!

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