Quiet, Wooded Home with Large, Screened Porch Near UNC

Description

Nestled in the woods just outside of Chapel Hill, this newly renovated 2-story house has the feel of a secluded retreat while being conveniently located just 12 minutes away from the University of North Carolina main campus. Grocery stores and other necessities can be found within minutes of the house, along with the town of Carrboro which has a vibrant local arts and food scene. Cozy, yet big enough for a small family, this home would be especially well-suited to anyone with a large or active dog due to the huge, fenced-in yard that wraps around two sides of the house. Recent renovations feature a modern aesthetic with hardwood floors throughout, open shelving, and a luxurious master bath. In addition to the master suite, there are two guest bedrooms with a shared bath upstairs. On the main level, the front door opens into a small entry area with immediate access to the stairs. There is a large living room that spans the right side of the house, as well as a half-bath with built-in laundry station at the rear. The left side of the house features a fully updated kitchen with breakfast nook overlooking the woods as well as a separate dining room. From the dining room, a set of French doors opens onto an expansive screened-in porch. The porch is surrounded on two sides by a lower deck that leads directly into the fully fenced-in, wooded yard. This design allows for 3-season enjoyment of the natural setting while greatly expanding the usable floor space. A full set of photos are available via the provided link. Specific furnishings will vary as we are still in the process of transitioning between homes. As a convenience, the cost of all utilities has been priced into the monthly rent, including central heat & air, electricity, high-speed internet access and trash pickup. Water & sewer are also included, although it is important to note that you will need to be somewhat conservative with your water use as we are on a private well (typical household use is fine, but not washing cars or watering a garden).