Final text below. One real error got caught in this pass: Prime Barbecue was grouped with the First Avenue businesses. It is at 403 Knightdale Station Run. Fixed in all eight.

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Welcome to Knightdale Station and 801 Portland Rose Drive, a three bedroom, two and a half bath residence of roughly 1,756 square feet set on a low-maintenance 0.11 acre homesite. From the moment you step inside, the plan is built around flexibility and flow. Just off the entry, a generous main level bedroom paired with a full bath creates an easy setup for visitors, a dedicated home office, or multi-generational living. From there the plan opens into a bright, expansive main living area where the kitchen, dining, and great room come together as one space. The kitchen anchors the room with generous counter space, modern finishes, and clear sightlines to everyone gathered. A detached garage adds secure parking and the everyday storage that makes a compact footprint live considerably larger.

Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat with a large walk-in closet, dual vanities, and a walk-in shower. A secondary bedroom sits alongside it, private and well-sized, ready to serve as a guest room, a nursery, or a second work space.

Then there is the setting. Knightdale Station places you moments from Knightdale Station Park, 71 acres built around a central pond with paved trails, athletic fields, an inclusive playground, a splash pad, the Ashley Wilder Dog Park, the Gauntlet 9 Disc Golf Course, a pollinator meadow, rentable picnic pavilions and shelters, and an amphitheater. The park connects directly to the Mingo Creek Greenway, 4.75 miles of wooded boardwalk and paved trail that ties into Raleigh's Neuse River Greenway Trail and roughly 30 miles of connected greenway beyond it. The YMCA at Knightdale Station sits on Knightdale Station Run with athletic fields and seasonal outdoor pools.

Dining and coffee are close at hand. Prime Barbecue is on Knightdale Station Run, and First Avenue in downtown Knightdale adds The Depot on First, serving handcrafted pasta, seafood, and steaks inside a restored early-1900s Sears Catalog home, Oak City Brewing Company in a 1920s bungalow overlooking the park, Unhinged Coffee & Co. for specialty espresso, and Rewind Retrobar with its arcade cabinets and karaoke. With Interstate 540 and the Knightdale Bypass at the edge of town, Downtown Raleigh and North Hills are both about 20 minutes out.

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