Welcome to 616 Bladestone Court, a custom new construction residence by Poythress Construction Company set minutes from historic Downtown Apex. Classic architecture and elevated craftsmanship come together across approximately 3,440 square feet, four bedrooms, and three and a half baths. Construction is underway, with completion anticipated in Spring 2027.

The main level is anchored by a serene primary suite, creating the ease of first-floor living. Two additional bedrooms hold real flexibility, whether the need is guest quarters, a dedicated home office, or a study. Upstairs, a spacious recreation room gives the home a second gathering space, set apart from the main living areas. A private fourth bedroom sits alongside it. Generous unfinished storage waits beyond, and it makes for meaningful future expansion potential.

Every detail reflects the quality and craftsmanship that define a Poythress-built home. Carefully selected finishes and a thoughtfully designed floor plan let each space read as both sophisticated and effortlessly livable.

Life at Bladestone Court extends well beyond the front door. Downtown Apex sits minutes away, where North Salem Street holds the town's historic heart inside a district designated since 1994. The Apex Union Depot, a Seaboard Air Line Railroad station listed on the National Register of Historic Places, anchors the street and now houses the Apex Visitor Center and the Apex Chamber of Commerce.

Moments from the depot, the Halle Cultural Arts Center runs theater, gallery exhibitions, and classes out of the 1912 Town Hall building. Dining fills the blocks between: Anna's Pizzeria at 100 North Salem Street, Salem Street Pub at 113, The Provincial at 119, and Common Grounds Coffee House & Desserts at 219. Daniel's Restaurant & Catering serves Italian on West Williams Street.

Apex Community Park, Pleasant Park, and Salem Pond Park sit within town limits, and the American Tobacco Trail runs nearby. Jordan Lake, 13,940 acres of water with roughly 180 miles of shoreline, is a short drive west for boating, swimming, and fishing. NC 540 reaches Research Triangle Park and RDU International Airport, and US 1 reaches downtown Raleigh. Money magazine named Apex the number one place to live in America in 2015, and the town carries the motto The Peak of Good Living.

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