653 Fallon Grove Way, Raleigh, NC, 27608

This is not a typical townhome — 653 Fallon Grove Way was taken apart and thoughtfully rebuilt to deliver the kind of detail you usually find in single-family renovations. The sellers invested more than $100,000 in 2020 designer upgrades that carry through every room: custom shiplap and built-ins frame the living room fireplace and a dry bar, architectural wainscoting adds depth to the kitchen, and continuous hardwood floors now run across all three levels for a cohesive, gallery-like feel.

The chef-adjacent kitchen combines updated cabinetry, newer appliances, and layered finishes that read both elevated and approachable. Entertaining is effortless: the main living area flows to an extended back patio and fully fenced backyard, giving you additional outdoor living without yard work — exterior maintenance is handled by the HOA.

What sets this plan apart is the fully finished third floor. With a large bonus/bedroom space, full bath, and closet it functions as a private suite, media room, or home office — the flexibility increases this home's usable footprint in a way most townhouses can’t match. Upstairs conveniences continue with a generous second-floor laundry that includes built-in cabinetry and a utility sink, while every bedroom benefits from professionally installed closet systems by Closets by Design.

The garage was reimagined as more than parking: Closets by Design outfitted the space for storage and entertainment, the door was upgraded to a high-lift system for ceiling storage, and a dedicated accessory sub-panel is already wired for EV charging. With modern systems, tasteful designer paint palette, and move-in readiness, this townhome stands out as a turnkey option for buyers seeking low-maintenance, high-design living inside the Beltline.

Inside the Beltline living offers a compact, urban lifestyle with direct access to downtown Raleigh’s restaurants, breweries, and cultural venues while maintaining residential calm. Residents appreciate short drives (and in many cases short walks) to grocery, coffee shops, and parks. Neighborhood character blends newer infill and townhome communities with mature streets and occasional pocket parks. HOA-maintained properties like this one appeal to buyers who want central location without the ongoing exterior maintenance.