435 Shoffner St, Graham, NC 27253

Walk through the front door and the vaulted living room immediately announces itself — tall ceilings, warm hardwood underfoot and a gas-log fireplace that anchors everyday life and weekend gatherings. This one-story ranch, built in 1999, occupies a generous 0.35-acre, level lot and delivers a practical, comfortable layout: three bedrooms, two full baths and about 1,120 square feet laid out for easy living.

The interior shows solid bones and well-maintained systems: hardwood floors through primary living spaces, a gas forced-air heating system paired with central AC, and an asphalt shingle roof. The living room ceiling gives a sense of space that carries into the adjacent dining area and kitchen, making the house feel larger than its footprint. Bedrooms are efficiently sized and the dual-bath setup is convenient for family or guests.

Outside is where this property stands apart. The large, fully fenced backyard is ideal for kids, pets, gardening or adding a future deck or patio. The level topography makes yard projects straightforward and the driveway provides off-street parking for two vehicles. With no garage to maintain, yard and landscape possibilities are abundant on this deep lot.

Location is quietly valuable here: approximately one mile to downtown Graham for local restaurants, services and community events, two miles from Graham Regional Park, and roughly five miles to Alamance Crossing shopping. The home sits in a stable residential block within the Alamance-Burlington School System (North Graham Elementary, Graham Middle, Graham High). For investors, rental demand in the area supports an estimated rent of about $1,500/month; for owner-occupants, the property offers entry-level access to a steady market with room to add personal upgrades and instant curb appeal.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer looking to trade rent for equity or an investor seeking a low-maintenance single-story asset, 435 Shoffner St. blends practical systems, a standout yard and a convenient Graham location. Buyers should confirm lot boundaries and have major systems and appliances inspected; recent market comparisons suggest strong value at the listed estimate.

This property sits in a quiet residential pocket about a mile from historic downtown Graham—an approachable, small-town center of shops, cafes and community events. Residents enjoy quick access to Graham Regional Park and larger retail at Alamance Crossing while still benefiting from neighborhood calm. The area is part of the Alamance-Burlington School System and attracts buyers seeking single-story homes close to local amenities and modest commuting options within the Burlington MSA.