$489,000

About this home

End-unit living in the heart of Midtown. Tucked off Sandy Forks Road just north of North Hills, this 1.5-story end-unit townhome puts you minutes from everything that makes the Six Forks corridor one of Raleigh's most do-anything zip codes. Inside, hardwood floors and granite counters set the tone, and the bedrooms are genuinely spacious — not the tight secondary rooms typical of townhomes in this pocket. The standout is the sunroom: on nearly every comparable unit in the community this space is a screened porch, but here it's been enclosed into fully heated and cooled square footage. That's a year-round home office, reading room, or morning-coffee spot you'll actually use all twelve months — not just in spring and fall. The community adds a pool and tennis courts, so weekends stay close to home. And location does the rest of the heavy lifting. You're a short hop from North Hills, Midtown's dining, shopping, and entertainment anchor — Whole Foods, the Regal theater, restaurants like CoreLife, Vivace, and CowFish, and Midtown Park's summer concert series. Shelley Lake-Sertoma Park and the Mine Creek Greenway sit practically in the backyard: 53-acre lake, two miles of paved trail, and a direct on-ramp to the Capital Area Greenway network. Everyday errands are covered by the shops and restaurants lining Six Forks and Sandy Forks, and I-440 is right there for the rest of the Triangle. Green Elementary, Carroll Middle, Sanderson High. Low-maintenance, lock-and-leave, and impossibly central. Roof - January 2026

Property details

MLS #

10185989

Property type

Townhouse

Subdivision

Stafford Townhomes

Status

Active

Days on market

57

On market date

August 13, 2026

Stories

N/A

Total bathrooms

2.5

Garage spaces

N/A

Parking spaces

2

Lot size

0.08 acres

Nearby schools

Within 10 miles. School directory data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), accessed via the Urban Institute Education Data API. Local Score is calculated by INNOVATE Real Estate; where a state rating is shown, it comes from that state's own official school report card (e.g. NC Dept. of Public Instruction, SC Report Card).