$405,000
3 Bed · 2.5 Bath · 2,117 Sq Ft
3BR/2.5BA end-unit in Renaissance Park — private outdoor spaces, resort amenities
3
Beds
2.5
Baths
2,117
Sq Ft
2012
Built
0.07 acres
Lot
1-car attached
Garage
What immediately distinguishes 1314 Still Monument Way is its end-unit footprint: extra windows, private porches and a fenced yard — a rare combination for townhome living in Renaissance Park. Spread across 2,117 square feet, this brick-and-vinyl home was built in 2012 and presents a comfortable, well-maintained layout tuned for everyday life and entertaining. Hardwood floors lead through the main living zones and a working fireplace anchors the living room for seasonal gatherings.
The kitchen and dining areas open to the rear outdoor space, making dinners on the patio an easy habit. Upstairs, three bedrooms are arranged for privacy; new carpet on the second floor refreshes the sleeping areas while the primary suite enjoys direct access to a private porch — an intimate spot for quiet mornings or a late-evening read. Two full baths plus a powder room keep morning routines moving smoothly for families and guests.
Outside, the fenced yard is a standout amenity: room for a small garden, play area, or safe space for pets — an uncommon offering for townhomes in this pocket. A single-car attached garage and driveway parking provide practical convenience. Systems are modern and efficient with central AC and forced-air gas heating; the shingle roof and solid condition of the structure reflect steady upkeep.
Living here means access to Renaissance Park’s resort-style amenities: community pool, tennis courts, fitness center, playgrounds and miles of sidewalks for walking or jogging. The location balances suburban calm with urban convenience — approximately three miles to Downtown Raleigh, four miles to NC State University and close to parks such as Lake Johnson and Pullen Park. Whether you’re a commuter, student-focused investor, or family seeking compact outdoor space, this end-unit townhome combines practicality with outdoor options hard to find at this price point.
Note: buyer should verify lot boundaries, HOA terms, and any recent upgrades. This property has shown steady appreciation since 2017 and sits in a community that typically moves quickly on the market.
Renaissance Park is a mature, amenity-rich neighborhood three miles south of downtown Raleigh. Families and professionals are drawn here for the community pool, tennis courts, fitness center and miles of sidewalks that make daily walks and jogging easy. Proximity to NC State, Lake Johnson and Pullen Park places outdoor recreation and university resources within a short drive, while neighborhood retail and dining corridors are minutes away. The community balances suburban calm with quick access to city life.
Renaissance Park sits in a balanced-but-competitive market. Current local metrics show roughly 2.5 months of inventory and an average days-on-market near 35 days — conditions that favor sellers slightly when homes are well-priced and staged. Median sale price for the area is about $395,000, and 1-year appreciation is modest at roughly 5%, with a stronger 5-year trend near 25% appreciation. Comparable recent sales in the immediate neighborhood support a valuation band from $390,000 to $420,000 (midpoint ~$405,000), reflecting an end-unit premium and the value attributed to private outdoor space.
Townhomes in Renaissance Park perform strongly because of the community amenities and proximity to Downtown Raleigh and NC State; rental demand is healthy as well, with estimated rents around $2,200/month and favorable yields for investors. With inventory tight and average market times in the mid-30s, motivated sellers can expect attention quickly, while buyers should be prepared with financing and clear contingencies. For buyers seeking value, this is a good time to secure an end-unit with yard space that stands out among local inventory; for investors, steady rental demand near downtown and campus makes this a viable holding option.
Smith Elementary
Elementary
North Garner Middle
Middle
Garner High
High
Very good access to parks and outdoor amenities — Lake Johnson and Pullen Park are within a short drive, with community pool, tennis courts, and miles of sidewalks for daily exercise.
Well-maintained end-unit townhome in a desirable community with strong appreciation potential and access to extensive amenities. Proximity to downtown Raleigh enhances appeal.
Buyers should conduct independent due diligence before making any purchase decisions.
Low
$390K
Midpoint
$405K
High
$420K
$191/SF estimated price per square foot
Sales comparison approach using 3 comparable sales within 0.5 miles sold in last 6 months. Adjusted for end-unit premium, fenced yard, and proximity to amenities. Assessed value of $417,563 aligns with market estimates.
As of 2026-03-06
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
Renaissance Park has seen steady appreciation over the past 5 years. Walkability Rating estimate: 60/100.
Close proximity to downtown Raleigh, NC State University, and multiple parks. Renaissance Park community offers extensive amenities including pool, tennis courts, and fitness center.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
Allowed Uses
$128/SF
Arm's length transaction
$98/SF
New construction sale
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