A screened back porch that looks out over a fenced yard and tranquil pond sets the tone for living at 177 Ravensbourne Trce. Built in 2020, this two-story modern home offers 2,375 square feet of thoughtfully arranged space — an open main level, a welcoming fireplace, and premium finishes that feel current without being trendy.
Step inside to an open-concept living area where engineered hardwood-like flooring and a gas fireplace create a comfortable focal point for evenings at home. The kitchen is practical and polished: granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinet storage open to the dining area and living room, keeping daily life and entertaining connected. A convenient powder room and mudroom access from the attached two-car garage add everyday functionality.
Upstairs the plan flows to three bedrooms and two full baths. The primary suite offers privacy and scale — enough room for a restful retreat and an en-suite bath. Two additional bedrooms are well-sized for family, guests, or a home office. Central HVAC, forced-air gas heating and clean, modern systems reduce near-term maintenance concerns typical of newer construction.
Outside the screened porch extends living space into the landscape. The level 0.57-acre lot is fenced for children and pets, and the rear yard frames a pleasant pond view that changes with the seasons. Collybrooke’s community amenities — including the neighborhood pool just blocks away — broaden the lifestyle: weekend swims, short drives to Belews Lake (approximately 5 miles), and easy access to downtown Stokesdale’s dining and services.
This home shows extremely well and is move-in ready. Practical items to note during your due diligence: the property uses a septic system, and HOA rules and fees should be reviewed. With recent comparable sales in the neighborhood and an assessed value aligning with market estimates, 177 Ravensbourne Trce represents a modern, low-maintenance alternative for buyers seeking space, community amenities, and a bit of water-front charm without sacrificing proximity to the Greensboro–High Point area.