New Chamberlain Homes townhome with modern finishes and community amenities
Sales comparison approach using similar new construction townhomes in the area.
Craftsman detailing and fiber-cement siding give street presence to this brand-new, three-story townhome by Chamberlain Homes at 2290 Apex Peakway. Occupying a manageable 0.03-acre level lot, the home delivers 2,644 square feet of thoughtfully arranged space: a first-floor guest suite, a light-filled main entertaining level, and a private primary suite above. This residence is built for low-maintenance, modern living without sacrificing room to spread out.
Inside, the palette is contemporary and durable—luxury vinyl plank flooring flows through the public rooms and high ceilings enhance the sense of scale. The gourmet kitchen is anchored by quartz countertops and generous prep room, with an open plan that allows the living and dining areas to breathe. Practical touches include a first-floor bedroom and full bath that works well for guests, multigenerational living, or a dedicated home office. A large bonus area provides flexible square footage for media, play, or a fitness corner.
Mechanical systems are new and efficient: central AC, forced-air heating, and a two-car attached garage with direct access. The builder offers optional upgrades such as a gas fireplace and custom built-ins for buyers who want to personalize finishes. Exterior maintenance is minimized with fiber-cement construction and level frontage on Apex Peakway.
Beyond the lot, the home is a short stroll or quick drive to the best of Apex. Downtown Apex is approximately 0.5 miles away, where boutique shops, bakeries, and restaurants host regular community events. Beaver Creek Commons and major retail centers sit about 1.2 miles from the property, and larger green spaces like Apex Community Park are within easy reach. Residents also enjoy Villages of Apex community amenities, including a pool and clubhouse—extras that add weekday convenience and weekend leisure.
Presented as a presale opportunity at $495,000 (roughly $187 per square foot), this townhome aligns with recently closed new-construction comparables on Apex Peakway. It will appeal to buyers seeking a modern, low-maintenance home close to downtown character, reputable Wake County schools, and everyday conveniences. With customization options available through the builder, buyers can move in quickly or tailor finishes to suit their lifestyle.
2290 Apex Peakway, Apex, NC 27502
This address sits in the Villages of Apex / Old Mill Village area, a short walk from downtown Apex’s historic Main Street where local restaurants, bakeries, and boutiques create a lively small-town atmosphere. Families value the access to Wake County schools and nearby parks, while professionals appreciate swift commutes into the Raleigh-Cary MSA. Neighborhood amenities include a community pool and clubhouse, weekend farmer’s markets and seasonal events downtown, and convenient retail at Beaver Creek Commons for everyday needs.
Very good recreational access with a community pool and clubhouse, downtown walking options, Apex Community Park nearby (2.5 miles), and neighborhood sidewalks connecting to local trails and green spaces.
The Apex market for townhomes and single-family attached housing remains competitive. With approximately 2.5 months of inventory and an average days-on-market near 30, supply is tight relative to historical norms—conditions that generally favor sellers but still allow savvy buyers to secure presale opportunities. Local median sale prices sit around $450,000, while comparable new-construction townhomes on Apex Peakway have closed in the $499,500–$505,000 range, supporting the list price of $495,000 for this model. One-year appreciation in the area is roughly 5%, and five-year appreciation about 25%, reflecting steady demand driven by population growth and proximity to the Raleigh-Cary MSA employment centers.
For investors and owner-occupants, new townhomes in Villages of Apex typically lease well: recent rentals in the micro-market suggest monthly rents near $2,400–$2,500 and a gross rental yield around 6% based on current asking price—useful context if you’re considering a buy-to-rent strategy. Given limited resale data for newly built inventory, buyers should weigh optional upgrades that preserve resale appeal while monitoring short-term market shifts. Overall, this is a market where prepared buyers and presale purchasers can benefit from limited inventory and consistent buyer interest.
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