Nearing completion, this stately new construction home by Copper Builders presents a unique opportunity to secure unprecedented scale and style in one of the most connected addresses in Raleigh. 105 Edenburgh delivers 6,965 square feet of refined design across three finished levels on a 0.26-acre lot, anchored by a first-floor primary suite, a walk-out basement, and outdoor living finished in bluestone and stone.

The exterior is layered with stucco, stone veneer, an arched stained front door, Onyx black architectural shingles, and stained V-groove pine porch ceilings. White oak engineered hardwoods carry throughout the main level under 10-foot ceilings, with the living room set beneath an 11-foot tray and a Driftwood Marble fireplace surround. The kitchen features Taj Mahal quartzite countertops and backsplash, a Thermador appliance package with 48-inch six-burner range and pot filler, a generous River Rock cabinetry island, and a hidden walk-in scullery with sink, dishwasher, refrigerator tie-in, and prep space. A private main-level office sits under soaring 14-foot ceilings and a Fond Du Lac stone fireplace.

The first-floor primary suite rises to a vaulted 14-foot ceiling, with a spa-style bath finished in floor-to-ceiling tile, a freestanding soaking tub, frameless gold shower glass, and a walk-in closet connected through to the generous laundry room with cabinetry, counters, and an in-room sink.

Upstairs, three en-suite bedrooms sit beneath 11-foot ceilings alongside a game room with built-ins and a blue-hued bar area with brass hardware. The walk-out basement holds a theater room, flex space, an additional bedroom, a full bath, and a kitchen area.

Outdoor living opens through accordion-style doors and large sliders onto a covered bluestone patio with a linear Galaxy stone fireplace, motorized retractable Phantom screens, and a gas grill rough-in ready to complete the outdoor kitchen. Andersen black-frame windows, two Rinnai tankless water heaters, EcoBee thermostats, and a Liftmaster MyQ-enabled garage round out the systems.

In a coveted ITB location, the home sits a tenth of a mile from Glenwood Grounds Coffee, minutes from Glenwood Village and Harris Teeter, and a short drive from Five Points, the Village District, downtown Raleigh, Crabtree Valley Mall, Lenovo Center, and Fletcher Park. Glenwood Avenue and I-440 connect the address to North Hills, RDU, and the broader Triangle.