1609 Frog Hollow Way, Wake Forest, NC 27587

Step inside and the built-in bookshelves of the dedicated home office immediately signal thoughtful details throughout this 2016 two-story in Wake Forest’s Bowling Green. With 2,702 square feet, five bedrooms and three full baths, the house balances family-scale living with flexible spaces: a main-floor bedroom and full bath ideal for guests or multigenerational arrangements, an upstairs loft that functions as a media/playroom, and an owner’s suite with dual vanities, walk-in closet, garden tub and an oversized stand-up shower.

Hardwood floors run across the primary living areas, where a fireplace anchors comfortable family gatherings. The kitchen features granite countertops and stainless steel appliances that complement the open-but-defined floor plan; sight lines from the kitchen make entertaining easy while still allowing a sense of separate rooms. Mechanical systems are conventional and well-maintained (central AC, forced-air gas heating) and the roof is asphalt shingle — the property is described in good condition.

Outside, the property sits on a level, fully fenced and landscaped 0.1-acre lot. The backyard offers privacy for weekend barbecues and a safe play area for children or pets, while the two-car attached garage and standard driveway provide convenient parking and storage. The home’s RMX (Residential Mixed-Use) zoning adds a layer of flexibility should future owners consider alternate uses within local ordinances.

Location is a key asset: less than three miles to Historic Downtown Wake Forest, roughly two miles to Wegmans, and within easy reach of Jones Dairy Elementary (≈1.2 miles), Heritage Middle (≈2.3 miles) and Wake Forest High (≈2.5 miles). Recent sales of nearby, similar-sized homes place market value in the $460k–$500k range (midpoint $480k), and this property has shown steady appreciation since the owner purchase in 2022.

If you’re looking for a move-in-ready family home with practical upgrades, versatile floorplan options and proximity to Wake Forest’s schools and downtown amenities, 1609 Frog Hollow Way deserves a close look. Ask your agent about recent comparable sales, rental potential (estimated at approximately $2,500/month) and the RMX zoning specifics for future planning.

Bowling Green offers a family-focused suburban setting with sidewalks, parks and quick access to Wake Forest’s Historic Downtown. Residents enjoy proximity to quality schools — Jones Dairy Elementary, Heritage Middle and Wake Forest High — as well as grocery and dining options, including Wegmans and local shops. The neighborhood attracts professionals and growing families seeking modern homes built in the 2010s, quiet streets, and short commutes to employment centers in the Raleigh-Cary MSA.