MODERN CONVENIENCE

At Parcstone Apartments in Fayetteville, NC, you can have it all…all-inclusive luxury, an active lifestyle and modern convenience. When you live at Parcstone you are surrounded by Fayetteville’s conveniences: schools, shopping and restaurants. Parcstone Apartments 10 minutes to Raeford’s state-of-the-art hospitals and medical facilities. Allow us to pamper you in all-inclusive luxury apartments in Fayetteville, NC. Our one, two and three bedroom apartments include washer and dryer in your apartment, spacious bathrooms with dual vanities* and garden tubs, built in microwaves, granite countertops and washer/dryers, all the fine details of a custom home. Meet new friends while playing sand volleyball or during a friendly game of pool in the billiards/media room. Our community features two resort pools, two fitness centers with cardio room and two outdoor grilling pavilions. Make Parcstone Apartments a home for your pet in our pet friendly apartments.

LIFE IN FAYETTEVILLE

Living with style means that your every need is met, and that’s what you’ll experience as a resident of our new apartment community. Find out what it means to truly live your life to its fullest, served by our professional management team and surrounded by outstanding interior and exterior design, entertainment, relaxation, convenience and wellness opportunities all within immediate reach. Welcome to Parcstone Apartments!

THE CITY OF HEROES

A patriotic spirit runs through Fayetteville NC, uniting everyone who lives here. Fayetteville holds fast to the friendly feel of a true American hometown while providing the cultural and entertainment amenities of bigger cities.

Local events in and around Fayetteville include antiques fairs; jazz and blues festivals; steeplechase events; food, wine and brew festivals; the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival and more. At the center of Fayetteville’s culture are the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra—one of the oldest symphonies in the state; and the Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex, featuring three historical resources at one location: a regional museum interpreting the cultural history of southern North Carolina; Arsenal Park, preserving ruins of the Fayetteville Arsenal, commissioned in 1838 and destroyed during the Civil War; and the 1897 Poe House, a house museum offering glimpses of early twentieth-century life.