Homes of this scale rarely carry a Blaney Farms address, and the ones that do rarely sit still for long. This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home earns its place in the neighborhood with 3,306 square feet set across an open, considered plan, all resting on .57 of an acre along Stillness Pond Lane in Apex.

A two-story living room announces the home immediately, framed by a stone-encased fireplace that rises to the ceiling and sets the architectural tone for the rest of the main level. Engineered hardwood floors carry the eye through to the kitchen, where a gas range anchors a layout built for both weeknight ease and full-house entertaining. A separate dining room stands ready for longer, more considered evenings, while a flexible main-floor room adapts easily into a private office, a guest suite, or a quiet retreat as life requires.

Upstairs, four bedrooms and three full baths offer clear separation between private and shared spaces, with a small loft adding one more layer of flexibility to the plan. Outside, a generous back deck steps down to a level, .57-acre yard, room enough to host, to garden, or simply to exhale at the end of the day.

Blaney Farms remains one of Apex's more established neighborhoods at this scale, its mature landscaping and quiet streets holding a tucked-away feel even with major routes minutes from the door. Homes offering this particular combination of square footage, lot size, and address inside Blaney Farms continue to be the exception rather than the rule.

Just off Hwy 401, the location places downtown Apex, Beaver Creek Commons, and the wider Cary corridor within easy reach, with RTP, RDU, and Jordan Lake all comfortably inside the half-hour mark. For the buyer who has been watching this corner of Apex and waiting for the right combination of scale, land, and setting, this is the address that has been worth the wait.

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