Three-story craftsman-transitional home with quartz finishes and private patio
Sales comparison approach using similar new construction townhomes in Fuquay-Varina. Adjusted for size, location, and amenities. Income approach not applicable due to owner-occupancy focus.
What stands out first at 132 Midtown Rows Way, Unit 20 is how the home lives like a town residence but feels like a small single-family—three stories of thoughtfully arranged space with 2,439 square feet and a layout built for contemporary living. As your listing agent touring the home, I noticed the open main level gives homeowners room to host while keeping sight lines to the private rear patio and deck. The plan shows a modern sensibility: vaulted ceilings, clean lines, and durable finishes throughout.
The kitchen centers on quartz countertops and an efficient footprint that supports everyday meals and larger gatherings. Flooring is a mix of luxury vinyl plank for heavy-traffic zones, warm wood in selected living areas, and carpet in the bedrooms—each material chosen for comfort and low maintenance. A generous primary suite and three additional bedrooms provide flexibility for a home office, media room, or guest quarters. With 3.5 bathrooms, mornings flow smoothly for busy households.
Practical features include a two-car attached garage, additional driveway parking, central air conditioning, and natural gas heating. Outside, the level 0.04-acre lot is compact by design but includes a private patio and upstairs deck where you can unwind after work or entertain neighbors. The Craftsman-transitional façade integrates with the Midtown Rows design language while the interior finishes reflect current buyer preferences.
Location is a core advantage: Midtown Rows places this home roughly 0.2 miles from downtown Fuquay-Varina. Walk to local restaurants, shops, and community events; schools are nearby (elementary, middle, and high schools within under a mile). Because this is new construction from Caruso Builder, buyers get contemporary systems and builder warranties typical of a 2026 delivery—but please verify final CO, HOA details, and warranty inclusions as noted in the property audit.
Priced at $436,900 (about $179/sf), Unit 20 is positioned competitively among recent new-construction townhomes in the community. For buyers seeking low-maintenance, walkable living in a growing Wake County town, this home balances modern finishes with proximity to downtown amenities and Raleigh commutes. Schedule a walkthrough to see how the layout supports both everyday life and entertaining in a lively, neighborhood-focused setting.
132 Midtown Rows Way, Unit 20, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
Midtown Rows sits at the edge of downtown Fuquay-Varina, a walkable pocket where small-town charm meets modern infill. Residents enjoy easy access to locally owned restaurants, weekend events, and boutique retail less than a five-minute walk away. The neighborhood design emphasizes street-level activity and compact lots, which appeals to buyers seeking low-maintenance living with strong community feel. Commuters benefit from proximity to Raleigh and regional corridors, while families will note nearby Wake County schools and parks.
Very good access to walkable downtown amenities and nearby parks; neighborhood supports walking and short bike rides, with regional recreation and Raleigh within easy driving distance.
Fuquay-Varina’s new-construction townhome market shows steady demand driven by proximity to Raleigh and a strong local amenity base. Recent comparable sales within Midtown Rows closed in early March 2026: a slightly smaller 2,118-sf unit sold for $367,283 ($173/sf) and a larger 2,791-sf unit closed at $404,333 ($145/sf). Unit 20 is listed at $436,900 (~$179/sf), which sits at the upper end of the local new-construction range but aligns with the community’s premium for turnkey finishes and walkable location. Inventory metrics and average days on market for this micro-market are limited due to the new development timing, but the quick succession of recent closings suggests buyer interest is healthy.
This is currently a favorable window for sellers of modern townhomes: demand for low-maintenance, centrally located residences remains strong and competition for well-appointed new units is notable. For buyers, acting decisively is prudent—verify HOA fees, certificate of occupancy, and builder warranties as part of due diligence. Given the scarcity of resale comparables for brand-new product, using nearby community sales (as reflected here) provides the best valuation context.
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