Welcome to Trinity Creek, one of Holly Springs' most desirable newer communities, where 404 Chickasaw Plum Drive delivers four bedrooms, three full baths, and 3,378 square feet on a landscaped .30 acre homesite. There are homes that impress on arrival, and then there are homes that make you slow down and picture your life inside them. This 2020 build is the second kind. From the entry, a true foyer sets the tone, anchored by a handsome staircase and runner that leads toward the heart of the home. Just off that entry, the formal dining room stands ready for holiday dinners and the gatherings that become traditions. Through an elegant arched entryway, the main level opens into connected living spaces built for both everyday living and entertaining.

At the center of it all sits an oversized, rounded kitchen island, the natural gathering place for morning coffee and conversations that run long. Just beyond, an oversized screened porch looks out to the beautifully landscaped, private backyard, extending the living space into the open air for three seasons of the year. The rest of the main level earns its footprint with a flex space that adapts to however the home is actually used, a pocket office tucked away for focused work, and a well-appointed guest suite that gives visitors a place of their own.

Upstairs, the spacious primary suite reads as a retreat, with dual closets and separate vanities that keep mornings uncomplicated. Two additional bedrooms share a well-appointed Jack-and-Jill bath, and a generous loft adds a second gathering space for movie nights, a media room, or a study lounge. A three-car garage completes the plan, with room for vehicles, storage, and a dedicated area currently outfitted as a home gym. Outside the front door, 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. The Oak Leaf Greenway picks up a little over a mile north through Twelve Oaks, connecting into the paved trail network Holly Springs has spent years building out.

The broader address is one of the Triangle's most searched, and it earns the attention. Bass Lake Park, with its lake loop trail and fishing dock, and Sugg Farm Park, with its splash pad and open fields, are both a short drive east, as is Ting Park, home of the Holly Springs Salamanders. Holly Springs Towne Center sits roughly two miles out behind Target at NC 55 and New Hill Road for everyday errands. Closer in, Oakview Commons at the corner of New Hill Road and Green Oaks Parkway has become the neighborhood's own gathering spot, led by Oakview Public House and its burgers, steaks, and bourbon. Downtown adds Osha Thai Kitchen & Sushi on South Main Street and My Way Tavern on West Center Street, while 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. Just beyond, the Holly Springs Innovation District has drawn FUJIFILM Biotechnologies, CSL Seqirus, and Amgen, placing some of the region's largest life science campuses minutes from this front door, with the Triangle Expressway carrying the rest of the Triangle in every other direction. Wake County Public School System serves the community.

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