428 Holly Blossom Dr DriveDurham, NC 27703

This is the kind of layout buyers wait for — Primary suite on the main level, solar panels installed on the rear roofline, and an electric vehicle charging station in the garage — this 4-bedroom, 3 full bath home in Sherron Farms offers the features today's buyers are searching for. This home offers true main-level living with the primary suite and two additional bedrooms on the first floor. The primary feels private and well-positioned, while the two secondary bedrooms on the main level give flexibility for guests, office space, or everyday convenience. Upstairs, the fourth bedroom features its own full bath, creating a private ensuite retreat. Whether used for long-term guests, multigenerational living, or a quiet bonus space, it offers separation and privacy that today's buyers appreciate. The main living area features beautiful kitchen and gas fireplace, creating a space that feels open yet comfortable. The kitchen includes granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and a gas range — functional and ready for everyday living or entertaining. Just off the kitchen, the oversized screened-in porch with a ceiling fan extends your living space outdoors. The fenced backyard offers privacy and room to relax or play. The home also faces wooded trees, giving you a peaceful view and added sense of space right from the front door. Solar panels are installed on the back side of the roof to help reduce electricity costs. The Garage is also equipped with an electric vehicle charging station — a valuable upgrade for today's homeowner. Located in Sherron Farms, the community includes a pool and playground, with convenient access to 540, RTP, Duke, and RDU. If you've been waiting for a layout that offers flexibility, privacy, and smart upgrades in a neighborhood with amenities, this is one to see quickly. A functional layout, outdoor living space, energy efficiency, and a location that works — this home truly checks the boxes. Homes with this layout don't come up often — and when they do, they don't last.