Racing legend Junior Johnson says he's leaving Yadkin County
(Winston-Salem Journal) - NASCAR legend Junior Johnson is leaving Yadkin County for Charlotte's upscale Quail Hollow neighborhood.
"My wife Lisa and I have bought a home at Quail Hollow and look forward to living there," Johnson told The Charlotte Observer on Friday. "We are planning to move sometime around mid-June."
Johnson lives in a mansion visible from U.S. 421 in the community of Hamptonville, not far from Interstate 77. The assessed tax value of his home and property is nearly $1.3 million, according to Yadkin County tax records.
Johnson scotched rumors that his farm and home had been bought by nearby Raffaldini winery.
"It's still for sale," he said.
"My wife Lisa and I have bought a home at Quail Hollow and look forward to living there," Johnson told The Charlotte Observer on Friday. "We are planning to move sometime around mid-June."
Johnson lives in a mansion visible from U.S. 421 in the community of Hamptonville, not far from Interstate 77. The assessed tax value of his home and property is nearly $1.3 million, according to Yadkin County tax records.
Johnson scotched rumors that his farm and home had been bought by nearby Raffaldini winery.
"It's still for sale," he said.
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