The Elliott plan is a three bedroom, two bathroom, one-story home with an optional second story. The great room is open to the kitchen and eat-in. Two pantries provide optimal storage space and an island overlooking the great room offers additional counter space. The primary suite is located off the great room, and the primary bathroom features a spacious walk-in closet along with a linen closet and water closet. Two secondary bedrooms are located at the front of the home, each with a walk-in closet. An optional second floor allows for two additional bedrooms, a guest suite, or a loft. Additional options for this home include decorative ceilings, a fireplace, alternate kitchen layout, and more.
Welcome to Ovation at Sweetbrier, where you can truly live your sweet life. Located in Durham, this 55+ community of single-family ranch homes and townhomes with primary suites on the main level offers the perfect blend of relaxation, activity, and luxury. As the community continues to grow, exciting future amenities are planned to enhance everyday living. Picture yourself enjoying morning strolls through beautifully landscaped gardens, socializing with friends around the cozy fire pit, or challenging neighbors to a match on the planned pickleball or tennis courts. Residents will also look forward to future amenities such as a state-of-the-art fitness center, resort-style pool, relaxing hot tub, and a welcoming clubhouse designed for gatherings and events. Additional planned spaces like an outdoor chess park and community activities will help bring neighbors together. With nearby Brier Creek Commons shopping center, WakeMed Health & Hospitals, Duke University Hospital, Raleigh, and Raleigh-Durham International Airport, you are perfectly positioned to explore everything the area has to offer. Ovation at Sweetbrier isnt just a place to liveits the ultimate setting to embrace a lifestyle of joy, connection, and endless possibilities. Come Live Your Sweet Life at Ovation!
This home ranks in the top 16% for direct sun exposure in Durham. There appears to be minimal shading by surrounding buildings, terrain, and vegetation.