Riverbrooke is a new construction community in Raeford, Hoke County, built by Caviness & Cates. Caviness & Cates lists it as coming soon, with no starting price published.
- Location: Raeford, NC 28376
- Town: Raeford
- County: Hoke County
- Map: Open in Google Maps (approximate location)
Caviness & Cates
- Status: Coming Soon
- Starting price: Not published
- Home type: Detached
- Community page: View on the builder site
- More coming soon: Coming soon new construction near Fayetteville
- More from this builder: Caviness & Cates communities
Other New Construction in Raeford
Published starting prices, where the builder lists one.
- Bedford, from $294,990
- Brookstone Village, from $369,900
- Buffalo Creek, price not published
- Shahbain Reserve, from $340,990
- Stone Creek, from $271,500
- Turnberry South, from $293,900
- Turnberry West, price not published
See every community on my new homes in Raeford NC page.
More Caviness & Cates Communities
Other communities Caviness & Cates is building on my report, with the town and the starting price the builder published where one is listed.
- Anderson Creek Club in Spring Lake, from $467,537
- Blakefield in Fayetteville, from $379,400
- Brookstone Village in Raeford, from $369,900
- Ducks Landing in Lillington, from $289,900
- Eagle Cove in Hope Mills, from $359,900
- Eagle Cove Townhomes in Hope Mills, from $299,900
Questions About Riverbrooke
Who is building new homes in Riverbrooke?
Caviness & Cates is the builder at Riverbrooke on my report. It lists the community as coming soon.
How much do new homes in Riverbrooke cost?
No starting price was published for Riverbrooke when I checked. Contact the builder for current pricing.
What kinds of homes are in Riverbrooke?
Caviness & Cates lists detached homes at Riverbrooke.
Where is Riverbrooke located?
Riverbrooke is in Raeford, Hoke County, North Carolina. The location in my data is Raeford, NC 28376. The town and county pages linked above show other new construction nearby.
Can I use my own agent to buy in Riverbrooke?
Yes. The builder's sales team works for the builder, and most builders work with buyer agents, but registration rules vary and some require your agent to come with you on your first visit. Set up any representation you want before your first visit.