Top of the Hill always means good things! The beloved Coley Floor plan, built with care by J. Fuller Homes in Chapel Hill, brings a luxurious primary bedroom and spa bath on the main floor, with a wide floor plan and 3-car side loading garage, to the peak of a cul de sac in a peaceful neighborhood just 14 minutes to the University of North Carolina campus and great dining, shopping and healthcare the area offers, with Chatham County Taxes! This is a Pre-Sale home, not yet started construction. Extra large screened in porch on a very private feeling lot placement, surrounded by the conserved woods of the HOA open space. Formal dining room, butler pantry and stylish laundry room just off the open gourmet kitchen and large family room with 12' sliding door and large windows to bring the outside views in. Private formal office on main level with 10' ceilings. the second floor, with 9' ceilings, features 3 more bedrooms, two full baths, and a large 16' x 13' media room and a 22.5' x 20' bonus room for extra entertaining and activities. Home should be nearing completion Spring 2027.
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Price
$1,200,000
Days On Site
36 Days
Bedrooms
4
Inside Area (SqFt)
3,932 sqft
Total Baths
4
Full Baths
3
Partial Baths
1
Lot Size
1.631 Acres
Year Built
2027
MLS® Number
10185617
Status
Active
Property Tax
$557.84
HOA/Condo/Coop Fees
$112 monthly
Sq Ft Source
N/A
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General Features
Acres
1.631
Attached Garage
Yes
Garage
Yes
Garage Spaces
3
Levels
Two
Parking
AttachedGarageConcreteGarage Faces Side
Parking Spaces
2
Property Condition
New Construction
Property Sub Type
Single Family Residence
Sewer
Septic Tank
Special Circumstances
Standard
SqFt Above
3932
SqFt Total
3932
Style
Traditional
Zoning
R-1
Interior Features
Appliances
DishwasherGas CooktopMicrowaveOven
Basement
Crawl Space
Cooling
Central AirZoned
Fireplace
Yes
Fireplace Features
GasGas Log
Fireplaces
1
Flooring
CarpetHardwoodTile
Interior
Built-in FeaturesCeiling Fan(s)Entrance FoyerHigh CeilingsKitchen IslandPantrySoaking TubTray Ceiling(s)Wired for DataMaster DownstairsHigh Speed Internet
Laundry Features
Laundry RoomMain Level
Main Level Bedrooms
1
Bedroom 2
Dimensions - 14.01 x 12.01Level - Second
Bedroom 3
Dimensions - 11.1 x 13.51Level - Second
Bedroom 4
Dimensions - 11.41 x 15.01Level - Second
Bonus Room
Dimensions - 22.61 x 20.31Level - Second
Breakfast Room
Dimensions - 12.01 x 9.61Level - Main
Family Room
Dimensions - 16.91 x 25.31Level - Main
Kitchen
Dimensions - 12.01 x 15.81Level - Main
Laundry
Dimensions - 7.91 x 10.01Level - Main
Master Bedroom
Dimensions - 16.21 x 18.01Level - Main
Media Room
Dimensions - 16.21 x 13.71Level - Second
Office
Dimensions - 11.01 x 14.41Level - Main
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Exterior Features
Construction Details
Fiber Cement
Lot Features
Rock OutcroppingFew Trees
Patio And Porch
DeckRear PorchScreened
Roof
Shingle
Community Features
Association Fee
$112.0
Association Fee Frequency
Monthly
Financing Terms Available
CashConventional
Roads
Asphalt
Schools
School District
Unknown
Elementary School
Chatham - Perry W Harrison Elementary
Middle School
Chatham - Margaret B Pollard Middle School
High School
Chatham - Northwood High
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