End-unit living in the heart of Midtown. Tucked off Sandy Forks Road just north of North Hills, this 1.5-story end-unit townhome puts you minutes from everything that makes the Six Forks corridor one of Raleigh's most do-anything zip codes. Inside, hardwood floors and granite counters set the tone, and the bedrooms are genuinely spacious — not the tight secondary rooms typical of townhomes in this pocket. The standout is the sunroom: on nearly every comparable unit in the community this space is a screened porch, but here it's been enclosed into fully heated and cooled square footage. That's a year-round home office, reading room, or morning-coffee spot you'll actually use all twelve months — not just in spring and fall. The community adds a pool and tennis courts, so weekends stay close to home. And location does the rest of the heavy lifting. You're a short hop from North Hills, Midtown's dining, shopping, and entertainment anchor — Whole Foods, the Regal theater, restaurants like CoreLife, Vivace, and CowFish, and Midtown Park's summer concert series. Shelley Lake-Sertoma Park and the Mine Creek Greenway sit practically in the backyard: 53-acre lake, two miles of paved trail, and a direct on-ramp to the Capital Area Greenway network. Everyday errands are covered by the shops and restaurants lining Six Forks and Sandy Forks, and I-440 is right there for the rest of the Triangle. Green Elementary, Carroll Middle, Sanderson High. Low-maintenance, lock-and-leave, and impossibly central. Roof - January 2026