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Seller Representative Coldwell Banker HPW Raleigh Midtown
Welcome to Woodard's Dairy, a thoughtfully designed new home community by Cape Residential. Featuring 15 beautiful home sites on a quiet cul-de-sacstreet. With no HOA and minimal restricitve covenants. Now offering 15,000 in flex cash, plus a refrigerator and blinds included. The Cranberry plan offersapproximately 1,701 square feet of single-level living with 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths, on a spacious .69-acre home site. Nine-foot ceilings run throughou,and the open layout connects the family room and dining area to a kitchen with pantry. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet and a private bath with awalk-in shower. Three additional bedrooms share the second full bath, and a laundry closet and 2-car garage complete the home. A covered rear porchextends your living space outdoors. Located in Kenly, minutes from I-95 and I-42, close to Buckthorn Reservior, Flowers Plantation, and Carolina PremiumOutlets -- and under 40 minutes to Raleigh, commuting to Raleigh, Wendell Falls, Clayton, and Zebulon is simple and efficient. Currently under construction, with completion estimated for 12/1/26.
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