What immediately distinguishes 184 Travel Lite Dr is the scale and solitude of the grounds: a generous 1.13‑acre parcel in Waverly Pointe with 75 feet of frontage and a wooded backyard that provides real separation from neighbors. A screened porch faces the trees and creates an ideal spot for evening conversation or a quiet cup of coffee while remaining only minutes from everyday conveniences. The community pond is an easy stroll, reinforcing the semi-rural feel within Raleigh city limits.
Inside, the home’s 2,235 square feet are arranged for comfortable family living. Hardwood floors and a working fireplace anchor shared spaces; the kitchen has granite countertops and updated appliances that balance durability and style. Three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths give space and privacy, while practical systems keep the house low-maintenance—HVAC units were replaced in 2018/2019 and the roof and vinyl siding were updated in 2019. A two‑car attached garage and driveway provide parking for four vehicles.
The property’s utilities and systems reflect thoughtful stewardship: public water, septic, central AC and forced‑air heat, plus recent exterior and mechanical updates that reduce near‑term capital needs. With no HOA restrictions, the large lot offers flexibility for gardens, outbuildings, or a play area—an appealing option for buyers who want private outdoor space without sacrificing access to the city.
Location strikes a practical balance. Waverly Pointe is quiet and primarily residential, with Waverly Pointe Community Pond a short distance away and White Deer Park and regional shopping a short drive beyond. NC‑42 is about 1.5 miles from the neighborhood, and downtown Raleigh sits roughly 12 miles away—close enough for commuting or weekend nights out. The home sits within the Wake County Public School System; Rand Road Elementary is noted as well‑rated in the area.
From a value perspective, recent neighborhood sales and a valuation model place fair market value in the $475K–$525K range (midpoint $500K). Whether you’re seeking a long‑term primary residence with space for expansion or an investment in a steadily appreciating pocket of Wake County, this property’s combination of scale, updates, and location makes it a rare offering. Schedule a tour to see how the lot and screened porch deliver everyday privacy minutes from Raleigh.