Oberlin Road is an Inside the Beltline address that anchors a buyer's daily life around what Raleigh does best. 909 Oberlin delivers 3,779 square feet of refined design across two levels, with four bedrooms, three full baths, a half bath, a main-level guest suite, a dedicated office, a covered front and rear porch, and a detached two-car garage on a 0.26-acre lot.

Gold Hickory engineered hardwoods carry the main level under ceiling-height kitchen cabinetry in Muriel Alabaster, a Nightfall accent island, integrated appliance storage, and a Thermador package built around a 48-inch Pro Harmony six-burner gas range with griddle, a 36-inch integrated French door refrigerator, a Sapphire 24-inch panel-ready dishwasher, and a 24-inch microdrawer microwave. Calacatta Lazza Grigio quartz with matching splash and shelf anchors the range wall, and a Calacatta Elysio dining bar adds a second stone moment to the room. The living area is set around a Dekton Khalo fireplace surround and a floating wood mantle stained to match the floors. The foyer carries Origami White trim accent walls and 2-panel Iron Ore shaker doors hung on Schlage Latitude levers.

The primary suite occupies the upper level, finished in 12 by 24 Bambusa Torta wall tile, Calacatta Grigio Lazza quartz, and Muriel cabinetry in Nightfall. Additional bedrooms, a secondary living or bonus space, and the laundry room complete the second floor. Refined details and materials carry throughout the home including Calacatta Elysio quartz in the laundry and a Mumtaz Mahal countertop in the first-floor guest bath. Large windows layer natural light through both levels, with covered front and rear porches extending the home into the landscaped yard.

The address sets you within four-tenths of a mile of Fresh Market, Harris Teeter, Tazza Kitchen, and Postino WineCafe at the Village District, and a third of a mile from Starbucks and Benelux Coffee on Hillsborough Street. NC State, Cameron Village shopping, and the Five Points coffee houses are minutes away. Downtown Raleigh, Pullen Park, and the cultural anchors of the city core sit a short drive south, and RDU, I-440, and the broader Triangle connect through Hillsborough Street and Wade Avenue. This is Raleigh's Best.