838 Ashbury Ln, Ayden, NC, 28513

Set back from the road on a generous 1.47‑acre parcel in the Ashbury community, this two‑story home balances modern convenience with true privacy. The plan’s standout is the flexible main‑floor living area — ideal for a home office, playroom, or formal dining — that opens toward the heart of the house. At the center, a well-appointed kitchen features solid cabinetry, granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances (range, dishwasher and microwave included); sellers will relocate the current refrigerator from the garage into the kitchen prior to closing.

Upstairs houses every bedroom plus the laundry for practical day-to-day living. The primary suite offers a private bathroom with a double vanity and a walk‑in closet, while three additional bedrooms provide space for family, guests, or a dedicated hobby room. At roughly 2,009 square feet, the home’s thoughtful footprint optimizes usable space without feeling oversized — bedrooms are grouped together for convenience, and common areas remain open and welcoming.

Built in 2021, the property benefits from newer construction details: efficient systems, central air conditioning, and a two‑car garage with direct access. Outside, the acreage opens opportunities — expansive lawn, room for a garden, a workshop, or future outdoor living additions — while still being part of a neighborhood community. The lot’s scale is rare in the area for a home of this vintage and price point.

This is a house that caters to practical needs and weekend plans alike: move‑in ready with contemporary finishes, plus the flexibility to adapt as your needs change. Whether you’re seeking room for active family life, quiet weekend projects on the land, or a comfortable primary residence within an established subdivision, 838 Ashbury Ln presents a compelling combination of modern features, flexible living spaces, and outdoor elbow room. Schedule a showing to see how the layout and lot come together in person.

Ashbury community offers a quiet, small‑town Ayden setting where newer homes sit on larger lots, giving residents the space and privacy often sought outside denser urban centers. The neighborhood appeals to families and buyers who want modern construction and close-knit community character—local shops, schools, and services are a short drive away, while regional centers offer broader dining and entertainment options. Residents typically enjoy weekend projects, gardening, and outdoor living made possible by generous yard space.