Recently Sold Homes in 27510, NC

Recently Sold Home in 27510, NC:

Life in Bel Arbor means walking to the Carrboro Farmers Market on Saturday morning, strolling into downtown for dinner, and coming home to a neighborhood with genuine community feel -- complete with a playground just steps away. This 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home puts all of that within easy reach while offering the space and comfort to truly settle in. The main-floor primary suite is a rare find, and the layout makes everyday living effortless. Gather around the fireplace on cool evenings, spill out onto the deck or into the fenced backyard when the weather calls for it, and enjoy the 2-car garage when its cold and raining. The covered front porch is the kind of spot that turns neighbors into f

Recently Sold Home in 27510, NC:

Great house and very clean remolding, it has second floor bounce room, has some of the martials, we can offer full kitchen and bathroom remodeling with great price. We can help with all remodeling as well. As is needs work

Recently Sold Home in 27510, NC:

* * INTEREST RATE reduction: seller will provide $10,000 towards a rate drop in addition to the recent * * PRICE ADJUSTMENT -$25,000+ below tax value. Low-maintenance living meets everyday comfort in this inviting one-level home, where a private patio opens to peaceful wooded surroundings. With exterior upkeep handled for you, you can spend more time enjoying your space--whether that's gardening, relaxing outdoors, or simply soaking in the quiet setting. The neighborhood adds to the appeal, offering a scenic pond for daily walks, a picnic area for laid-back afternoons, and a playground just moments away. Inside, this 4-bedroom home offers a thoughtfully designed layout that adapts to

Recently Sold Home in 27510, NC:

There are houses, and then there are houses built by someone who knew the future. Pete Thorn of Capricorn Construction built 200 Spring Valley Road in 1983 as his personal residence -- and that distinction matters. This was an era when local craftsmen-builders were still the norm in Carrboro, before the tract house had arrived to flatten everything into sameness. Pete wasn't just building ahead of the curve; he was the curve. A passive solar pioneer at a time when most builders knew about it but didn't pursue it, he designed this home with a solar hot water array that pre-warmed water before it ever reached the heater. The infrastructure is still in the walls. The thinking is still in the b