Estimate anchored to the active list price of $1,175,000 and local market knowledge for executive homes on large private lots in Wake County near the Raleigh/Cary border. Range reflects condition, lot premium (0.78 ac), and unfinished walkout basement value-add potential. No live comparable sales pull was performed; obtain local comps for formal valuation.
Executive Toll Brothers Home on Private .78-Acre Cul-de-Sac
A rare offering on a private cul-de-sac, this Toll Brothers traditional delivers scale, quality and flexibility across more than 5,000 square feet. Sited on a serene 0.78-acre parcel with peaceful wooded views, 4712 Haleytree Ct pairs formal entertaining rooms with thoughtful everyday spaces: a grand two-story foyer, elegant dining and living rooms, a private executive office with French doors, and a family room anchored by a fireplace that opens to the breakfast area and chef’s kitchen. The kitchen is built for gathering — oversized granite island, gas cooktop, built-in stainless appliances, ample cabinetry and a handy workstation.
Unique to this plan is the oversized sunroom / symphony room — a large, versatile space ideal for music, exercise, celebrations or multi-purpose entertaining. The main level flows to a maintenance-free synthetic deck and gas line for grilling, extending the living footprint into the treed backyard. Practical updates include fresh interior paint, a Kinetico whole-house water softener, new upstairs bathroom mirrors and fixtures, a 2019 roof, and a 2024 water heater.
Upstairs, each bedroom has direct bathroom access. The owner’s suite functions as a retreat with generous sitting area, dual walk-in closets and a spa-inspired bath. Below, a full unfinished walkout basement opens to the yard — high ceilings and daylight exposure create a prime canvas for a media room, home gym, in-law suite, or expanded living area that will meaningfully increase value.
Practical advantages round out the package: a 3-car side-entry garage equipped for EV charging, plantation shutters, zoned HVAC and ceiling fans for comfort, and proximity to Crossroads shopping and dining, WakeMed, Koka Booth Amphitheatre, Lochmere Golf Club and RTP. This home blends privacy, scale and move-in-ready condition — ideal for buyers who want executive-level space with a clear path to customize the lower level.
A 2006 traditional on 0.78 acres.
Building
Site & utilities
Oaks at Meadowridge / Raleigh-Cary border (Lochmere area adjacency)
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Location
4712 Haleytree Ct, Raleigh, NC 27606
Oaks at Meadowridge is a mature, treed subdivision on the Raleigh/Cary border appealing to buyers who want larger lots and easy access to Cary conveniences. Streets are primarily single-family homes with established landscaping and a neighborhood feel. Residents benefit from proximity to shopping at Crossroads, recreational venues such as Koka Booth Amphitheatre and Lochmere Golf Club, and reasonable commutes to RTP and downtown employment centers.
Good regional recreation access — golf (Lochmere), amphitheater (Koka Booth), and Hemlock Bluffs nature preserves are within short drives.
A factual market snapshot around 4712 Haleytree Ct.
The Raleigh–Cary corridor remains a strong suburban market in early 2026. Demand for larger single-family homes on sizable lots continues to outpace supply, especially in mature neighborhoods near Cary conveniences and RTP employment centers. Median single-family prices across the area are elevated relative to five years ago, and inventory remains tight in the executive tier. For this property, the key drivers are the oversized lot (rare in the submarket) and the basement upside — both appeal to families and downsizers moving from higher-maintenance parcels. Marketing should highlight turnkey condition and the ability to finish the basement to add substantial living area and value.
Single-family residential (subdivision zoning) — typical Wake County R- or AR- single-family classification; verify local parcel zoning for setbacks and accessory uses.
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Single Family Detached Residential
- Accessory Structures Subject To County/HOA Rules
- Home Office/Occupational Uses Typically Allowed With Restrictions
Assessment data and recorded transactions.
Assessed value is kept visually separate from the CompCasa market-value estimate.
Sale history
What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.
Key findings
- List price: $1,175,000; price/sf reported at $231.
- Lot size: 0.78 acres (33,977 SF) — uncommon for the immediate neighborhood.
- Built by Toll Brothers in 2006; condition presented as excellent and move-in ready.
- Utilities are non-standard for city parcels: shared well for water and septic tank for sewer — buyer due diligence required.
- Large unfinished walkout basement (full) creates optional value-add and lifestyle flexibility.
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- 5,080 SF finished living space with formal living & dining
- Private executive office with French doors
- Oversized chef's kitchen with granite island and gas cooktop
- Oversized sunroom / symphony room (flex space)
- Main-level laundry and mudroom
- Spa-inspired owner’s bath with dual vanities and updated fixtures
- Hardwood floors on main level and upstairs hallway
Exterior & Lot
- 0.78-acre private cul-de-sac lot with wooded backyard views
- Maintenance-free synthetic deck with gas grill line
- 3-car side-entry garage with EV charger and garage door opener
- Full unfinished walkout basement with daylight exposure
- New water heater (2024); roof replaced in 2019
Location & Neighborhood
- Oaks at Meadowridge near the Raleigh/Cary border
- Minutes to Crossroads Plaza shopping and dining
- Close to WakeMed, Koka Booth Amphitheatre and Lochmere Golf Club
- Quiet cul-de-sac setting with mature trees and low traffic
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 35/100
- Nearby parks and trails (Hemlock Bluffs & neighborhood greenways within a short drive)
- Easy access to golf, outdoor amphitheater and regional recreational amenities
Sources & research confidence.
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