Corbett Landing is a custom community in Pittsboro, and the range of houses inside it is unusually wide — from roughly 2,688 square feet to nearly 6,500. That spread tells you the lots were not platted to one formula.
A Community That Fits Two Buyers
A neighborhood carrying both 2,700 and 6,500 square foot homes is serving two different households on the same street: one buying their last house, one buying their biggest. That is more common in custom communities than production ones, because the lot sizes vary enough to support it.
It also means the comparable-sales question is live. Your appraisal will lean on homes of similar size rather than simply the nearest sale, which is worth knowing before you build at either end of the range.
The Builders
Homes here come from Homes by Dickerson and Rexford Group, on August Trace Drive, Caz Trace, Gaines Trail and John Williams Lane. Current homes were built between 2025 and 2027, so some are contracted well ahead of delivery.
Where Pittsboro Fits Now
Pittsboro has changed faster than any town in the western Triangle, and the reason is land: Chatham County had it when Wake ran out. That has pulled genuine custom building west, and Corbett Landing is part of that shift rather than an outlier in it.
Buying at Corbett Landing With a Team That Builds
When a home is dated 2027, you are signing a construction contract rather than buying a house. What happens to your rate lock if the schedule moves, who absorbs material increases, and what the remedy is on a missed delivery are all negotiable — before you sign.
Related reading: how Triangle lot rules actually work, how negotiation works in a North Carolina contract, and what the due diligence period really covers.
