Holly Springs · Southwest Wake County, NC
Remington homes for sale & neighborhood guide
For buyers who want an established 1990s neighborhood inside Holly Springs, where Remington itself has no mandatory HOA dues.
Written by Leonna Weiss, REALTOR®
Last reviewed:
- 260Recorded lotsWake County2
- 1993–2006Homes builtWake County1
- No HOA in RemingtonNo mandatory HOA dues in RemingtonLeonna Weiss4
- 44Lots in the Woodcliff sectionWake County2
The neighborhood
Established 1990s homes, no HOA dues in Remington
Remington is an established single-family neighborhood inside Holly Springs town limits, in Southwest Wake, with Holly Springs 27540 addresses. Lots were recorded in the 1990s, homes were built from 1993 to 2006, and Remington itself has no mandatory HOA dues. The page also covers the Woodcliff section on Stinson Ave, Noonday Ct and Newhouse Ct.1, 2, 4
Remington is one of the older subdivisions in Holly Springs. Wake County’s subdivision record lists 260 lots on about 85 acres, with Steeple Rd as the access road. Lots were recorded mainly from 1992 to 1998, with one later plat in 2013, and homes were built from 1993 to 2006, mostly in the 1990s. Every parcel under the Remington name is a single-family home.1, 2
Streets include Steeple Rd, Birdsong Way, Indian Hill Rd, Peakhill Rd, Wolfbridge Rd, Baygall Rd, Adelaide Rd, Round About Rd, Bateau Rd and Flagg Rd.1
This page also covers Woodcliff, a 44-lot section recorded in 1997 on Stinson Ave, Noonday Ct and Newhouse Ct. County property descriptions call it “Woodcliff @ Remington,” and its homes were built in 1997 and 1998.1, 2
Remington has no mandatory HOA or HOA dues, and Wake County records show no Remington- or Woodcliff-named association owning common land. Recorded covenants or deed restrictions can still apply to a lot, so check the recorded documents for the specific home, including in Woodcliff.1, 4
Wake County has other subdivisions named Remington outside Holly Springs. This guide covers the Holly Springs neighborhood off Steeple Rd only.
Homes & sections
Compare by street and condition
Remington homes date mostly from the 1990s, so updates and condition matter more than the floor plan.1
Woodcliff section
A 44-lot section with homes built in 1997 and 1998. Check the recorded documents for the specific lot.1, 2
See current listingsRecorded documents
No HOA doesn’t always mean no rules. Ask for any recorded covenants or deed restrictions before your due-diligence deadline.4
See Remington homesThe money
What you’ll pay beyond the mortgage
| Cost | Amount | Where to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| HOA dues (Remington) | None (no mandatory HOA) | Seller’s HOA disclosure and recorded documents |
| Woodcliff section | Confirm | Recorded documents for the lot |
| Recorded covenants | Check the recorded documents | Ask for copies before due diligence ends |
| Property tax | Wake County plus Town of Holly Springs rates | Wake County property record for the parcel |
No HOA in Remington, still check
Remington has no mandatory HOA dues. Recorded covenants or deed restrictions can still apply, including in the Woodcliff section. Property tax follows Wake County and Town of Holly Springs rates.4, 6
Life beyond the house
No pool or clubhouse on record
County records show no association-owned amenities or common land in Remington or Woodcliff.1
No mandatory dues in Remington
Remington has no mandatory HOA or HOA dues.4
None on record
Wake County records show no Remington- or Woodcliff-named association owning common parcels.1
260 + 44 lots
Remington’s 260 recorded lots plus the 44-lot Woodcliff section.2
Schools
Schools for a Remington address
Wake County Public School System assigns schools by address and can change assignments each year.5 Check the exact home before you count on a school.
Use the exact property address in the WCPSS lookup, choose the school year for your move, and review enrollment, calendar and transportation details.
Check assignmentsLocation & daily life
Compare the home with your routine
Compare the route from the actual house to work, school and errands.
Getting your bearings
Where Remington sits
- Town
- Inside Holly Springs town limits; Holly Springs 27540 addresses1
- Main entrance
- Steeple Rd2
- Woodcliff
- Off Stinson Ave2
Key roads
Streets in Remington
From Wake County records1, 2
- Steeple RdMain entrance
- Birdsong Way
- Indian Hill Rd
- Peakhill Rd
- Wolfbridge Rd
- Stinson AveWoodcliff entrance
Test the route from the specific address at the times you travel. Explore the wider area in the Holly Springs community guide.
Your home search
Remington homes for sale
Live MLS listings through Leonna’s search. Ask for a focused Remington comparison of any home you like.
Open the full Remington search on its own page, or ask Leonna about upcoming and off-market Remington homes. Listing data courtesy of Doorify MLS; the IDX disclaimer appears with the results above.
Direct answers
Questions about living in Remington
Answers checked Oct 2026. Still wondering about something? Ask Leonna.
What is Remington in Holly Springs, NC like?
Remington is an established single-family neighborhood inside Holly Springs town limits, in Southwest Wake, with Holly Springs 27540 addresses. Lots were recorded in the 1990s, homes were built from 1993 to 2006, and Remington itself has no mandatory HOA dues. The page also covers the Woodcliff section on Stinson Ave, Noonday Ct and Newhouse Ct.1, 2, 4
Does Remington have an HOA?
No. Remington doesn’t have a mandatory HOA or HOA dues, and county records show no Remington-named association owning common land. Recorded covenants or deed restrictions may still apply to a specific lot, so check the recorded documents for the home you’re considering.1, 4
Is Woodcliff part of Remington?
This page covers it. Woodcliff is a 44-lot section recorded in 1997, and county property descriptions call it “Woodcliff @ Remington.” County records show no Woodcliff-named association owning common land; check the recorded documents for any Woodcliff home.1, 2
Does Remington have a pool or clubhouse?
County records show no association-owned pool, clubhouse or common land in Remington or Woodcliff.1
Is Remington inside Holly Springs town limits?
Yes. Wake County parcel records place Remington and Woodcliff inside Holly Springs town limits, with Holly Springs 27540 site addresses. Confirm the specific parcel’s jurisdiction on Wake County iMAPS.1, 7
How old are the homes in Remington?
Wake County records show Remington homes built from 1993 to 2006, mostly in the 1990s, and Woodcliff homes built in 1997 and 1998. Ask for the age of the roof, HVAC and water heater on any home you consider.1, 3
What schools serve Remington homes?
Wake County Public School System assigns schools by address and can change assignments each year, so this guide doesn’t list schools. Enter the exact property address in the WCPSS assignment lookup for the school year of your move.5
How can I see Remington homes for sale?
Use the Remington property search on this page. Contact Leonna to compare homes by street, age and condition, and to check the recorded documents for any lot.
Build your shortlist
Compare with other Holly Springs neighborhoods
Leonna Weiss · Weiss Choice Realty
Find your place in Remington
Tell me what matters most: no HOA dues in Remington, the lot or the updates. We can compare Remington homes by street and condition, then check the recorded documents together.