Sales comparison approach using recent townhome sales in Old Mill Village. Adjusted for new construction premium and community amenities.
New 3-Story Craftsman Townhome Minutes from Downtown Apex
This three-story craftsman townhome at 2282 Apex Peakway places daily life within an easy stroll of Downtown Apex while delivering modern, low-maintenance living across 2,645 square feet. Built in 2026 by Chamberlain Homes, the home opens to an airy main level thoughtfully laid out for everyday use and entertaining — high ceilings, an open plan and luxury vinyl plank flooring create a cohesive, contemporary backdrop. Quartz countertops and clean finishes keep the palette fresh and move-in ready.
Upstairs, three bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms give families and roommates private, comfortable quarters without sacrificing style. The new-construction quality shows in each detail: fiber cement exterior, central HVAC, forced-air heating, and a two-car attached garage that adds real convenience in this active community. With a compact 0.04-acre lot, the property is ideal for buyers seeking minimal exterior upkeep and more time to enjoy community amenities.
Old Mill Village brings lifestyle advantages usually reserved for larger developments — a clubhouse, fitness center and community pool are on-site, and Beaver Creek Commons is just over a mile away for shopping and dining. For weekend plans, Apex Community Park sits about two miles from your door and Downtown Apex is only 0.5 miles, offering a mix of locally owned restaurants, boutiques and seasonal events that define Apex's small-town-within-the-metro appeal.
Priced at $499,500 (approximately $189 per square foot) and supported by three near-identical recent sales in the same community, this residence represents a competitively priced new-construction alternative to single-family maintenance. Note the HOA covers community amenities and currently assesses $607 quarterly; annual property taxes were $873 (2025 assessment). The three-story layout and compact lot are excellent for buyers prioritizing location, finishes and community infrastructure over extensive private yard space.
Whether you’re seeking a low-upkeep primary residence with immediate access to Downtown Apex or an investment with strong rental demand in a high-growth MSA, 2282 Apex Peakway combines contemporary build quality, smart neighborhood placement and proven market performance in a single package.
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A 2026 craftsman on 0.04 acres.
Building
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Old Mill Village
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Location
2282 Apex Peakway, Apex, NC 27502
Old Mill Village blends modern community amenities with quick access to Downtown Apex’s shops and dining. Residents enjoy an on-site clubhouse, fitness center and pool, while nearby Beaver Creek Commons and Apex Community Park provide day-to-day conveniences and outdoor recreation. The neighborhood benefits from highly rated middle and high schools and easy commuting into the Raleigh-Cary MSA, making it appealing to families and professionals who want a walkable small-town vibe with metropolitan access.
Very good access to outdoor recreation: community pool and clubhouse on-site, Apex Community Park 2 miles away with trails and sports fields, and Downtown Apex within walking distance for weekend outings.
A factual market snapshot around 2282 Apex Peakway.
Wake County's Apex market remains firmly in seller-favor territory with limited inventory and steady appreciation. Current local metrics show roughly 2.5 months of inventory and an average days-on-market near 30 — indicators of a tight market where well-priced, new construction townhomes sell quickly. Recent, immediate comps in Old Mill Village closed at $495,000–$499,500 on March 6, 2026, producing a neighborhood price-per-square-foot near $187–$189 and validating this home's $499,500 list price. Over the past year the area saw about 5% appreciation and roughly 25% appreciation over five years, reflecting sustained demand driven by quality schools and proximity to Raleigh-Cary employment centers.
Townhomes in this corridor perform strongly: lower-maintenance product types attract both owner-occupiers seeking convenience near Downtown Apex and investors pursuing consistent rental demand (market rent estimates around $2,400–$2,500/month and a gross yield near 6%). With strong middle and high school ratings nearby and immediate access to shops and parks, now is a compelling time to consider this property — buyers who prioritize location and new-construction finishes will find purchase leverage limited but predictable given current comps and market velocity.
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- Residential
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- 445 SF smaller
- 0.5 fewer bathrooms
What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.
Key findings
- Listed at $499,500 ($189/sqft) as of March 6, 2026
- Assessed value of $100,000 with annual taxes of $873
- Community amenities include clubhouse, fitness center, and pool
- Located 0.5 miles from Downtown Apex
- Served by Apex Middle School (10/10) and Apex High School (9/10)
Still worth verifying
Routine buyer due diligence items; these are not known defects.
- Confirm HOA fees and inclusions
- Verify builder warranties and completion timelines
- Review community covenants and restrictions
- Assess potential for rental income
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms
- 2,645 square feet across three levels
- Open floor plan with high ceilings
- Quartz countertops
- Luxury vinyl plank flooring
- Central air conditioning and forced-air heat
- New-construction condition
Exterior & Lot
- 2-car attached garage
- Level 0.04-acre lot (1,742 sqft)
- Fiber cement exterior construction
- Standard frontage on Apex Peakway
- Low-maintenance landscaping
Location & Neighborhood
- Old Mill Village community
- Community clubhouse, fitness center, and pool
- 0.5 miles to Downtown Apex
- 1.2 miles to Beaver Creek Commons shopping and dining
- 2.0 miles to Apex Community Park
- Wake County Public School System
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 56/100 — Some Walkable Amenities
- Downtown Apex (0.5 mi) for restaurants and shops
- Apex Community Park (2.0 mi) with trails and sports fields
- Community pool and clubhouse for on-site recreation
- Regional greenways and local pathways accessible within a short drive
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