404 Chickasaw Plum Drive, Holly Springs, NC 27540

Picture the week this home makes possible. Coffee at an oversized, rounded kitchen island while the house wakes up. Focused work from a pocket office with the door closed. Dinner carried out to an oversized screened porch that looks out to a beautifully landscaped, private backyard. Family in for the weekend, settled into a main-level guest suite that gives them a place of their own. That is the life 404 Chickasaw Plum Drive is built to hold, across four bedrooms, three full baths, and 3,378 square feet on a landscaped .30 acre homesite in Trinity Creek.

The 2020 floor plan supports all of it without strain. A true foyer, anchored by a handsome staircase and runner, opens the arrival. The formal dining room sits just off the entry, ready for holiday dinners and the gatherings that become traditions. An elegant arched entryway leads into connected living spaces that flex between an ordinary evening and a full house. A main-level flex space takes whatever role the season calls for.

Upstairs, the spacious primary suite delivers dual closets and separate vanities. Two additional bedrooms share a well-appointed Jack-and-Jill bath. A generous loft adds a second gathering space for movie nights, a media room, or a study lounge. The three-car garage holds room for vehicles, storage, and a dedicated area currently outfitted as a home gym.

Outside, the lifestyle keeps going. Trinity Creek is built around its own amenity center, with a Junior Olympic sized pool, a dog park, a playground, and acres of preserved open space threaded between the streets, and the Oak Leaf Greenway picks up a little over a mile north through Twelve Oaks. Bass Lake Park with its lake loop trail and fishing dock, Sugg Farm Park with its splash pad and open fields, and Ting Park, home of the Holly Springs Salamanders, are all a short drive east. Holly Springs Towne Center sits roughly two miles out behind Target at NC 55 and New Hill Road. Oakview Public House anchors Oakview Commons at New Hill Road and Green Oaks Parkway, Osha Thai Kitchen & Sushi on South Main Street and My Way Tavern on West Center Street hold down downtown, Five Star Coffee Roasters on Thomas Mill Road roasts beans traced to four generations of family farming in Honduras, and Bombshell Beer Company on Quantum Street pours as North Carolina's first entirely women-owned microbrewery. The Holly Springs Innovation District has drawn FUJIFILM Biotechnologies, CSL Seqirus, and Amgen within a few minutes of this front door, with the Triangle Expressway carrying the rest of the region. Wake County Public School System serves the community.

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