Welcome to Edenburgh Road, a new address Inside the Beltline where ground up construction almost never comes open. The Palmetto floor plan by Copper Builders brings 2,850 square feet across two stories to a 0.26 acre homesite in 27608. Three bedrooms and three and a half baths are arranged around a first floor that does the heavy lifting, with the primary suite, a dedicated office, and a guest suite all on the main level. The laundry room sits adjacent to the owner's suite, so the daily routine stays on the floor the household actually lives on. The kitchen, dining room, and living room flow together in an open-concept design that keeps the main level connected for both everyday living and entertaining. A covered patio carries that living space outdoors and gives the home a shaded place to gather through Raleigh's long warm season. Upstairs, an additional bedroom and a generous bonus room make for flexible square footage, whether that becomes a media room, a retreat for visitors, or a second workspace. A two car garage, Craftsman-influenced transitional architecture, a shingle roof, forced air heat, central air, and public water and sewer complete a home built for low effort ownership. Because the Palmetto is still to be built, alternate elevations, finish selections, and upgrade options remain open to an early buyer.

The street is the reason to move on it. Glenwood Grill, at 2603 Glenwood Avenue, sits moments from the homesite, serving the Carolina Low Country cooking it has built its name on. Historic Five Points is a short drive down Glenwood Avenue, home to Lilly's Pizza at 1813 Glenwood Avenue and to NOFO @ the Pig at 2014 Fairview Road, the market, cafe, and gift shop Raleigh has adopted as its own. This is the Inside the Beltline pocket buyers hold out for, and new construction here is the exception rather than the pattern.

Pull back and the position holds. North Hills is minutes northeast, with Coquette Brasserie at 4351 The Circle at North Hills Street bringing a true French brasserie to the middle of it. Crabtree Valley Mall at 4325 Glenwood Avenue is a short drive up the same street, the largest mall in the Research Triangle with more than 200 stores, Macy's, Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, and The Cheesecake Factory among them. Downtown Raleigh, Research Triangle Park, and Raleigh-Durham International Airport are all inside an easy commute, which is exactly what an Inside the Beltline address is worth paying for. The home is assigned to Lacy Elementary, Oberlin Middle, and Needham B. Broughton High, and it sits on an R-6 zoned lot in Wake County. A 2,850 square foot new build on 0.26 acres Inside the Beltline is the kind of address that does not come open often.

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