The iconic 1961 Airstream proved design outruns square footage. The beloved Silver Bullet packed a sleeping space, kitchen and full bathroom into a sixteen-foot trailer, light enough for an ordinary car to pull. 104 Drywood makes the same case. In just under 2,100 square feet, it gives you two distinct living spaces, because togetherness doesn't mean always together. Two dining spaces, one for art projects and family meals, one for Cheerios and coffee. Four bedrooms, each with space aplenty. Every square foot earns its keep. Nothing wasted. // Three renovated bathrooms at this price are rarer than a total eclipse. Popcorn ceilings are now smooth. Carpet, never lived on. Fresh paint, inside and out. The lighting? Updated. Stylish. Warm. The sellers primped and prepped it for its next owner. For that, they deserve a standing O. // Looking outside, a few more reasons to stay: a quiet, central Cary location. Shady, mature trees that give the place its character. A fenced yard, for pets and play. Park yourself permanently (and happily) at 104 Drywood.©