Step into a home that makes the third floor a true asset: a fully finished bonus suite with its own full bath offers an immediate private retreat—ideal as a guest suite, home office, or media room. That flexible upper level sets this Wood Chapel transitional home apart and expands usable living space beyond the typical floorplan.
Across 2,904 square feet the main level is arranged for everyday living and weekend entertaining. The family room centers on a gas fireplace and opens to a breakfast nook and well-proportioned kitchen area, while crown molding and luxury vinyl tile run through key living areas for a cohesive, low-maintenance finish. Thoughtful touches and a practical layout make daily routines simple: a two-car attached garage and driveway space for additional parking, plus level lot topography that supports outdoor play and container gardening.
Four bedrooms and four full baths spread across three stories give households options—parents, children, guests and remote workers each get space. The fenced backyard frames the private yard on this 0.21-acre lot, creating a secure area for pets and summer gatherings. Built in 2010, the home shows care and modern upgrades but prospective buyers should verify roof condition and HOA covenants as part of routine due diligence.
Location is a major convenience: Research Triangle Park sits roughly 3 miles away for an easy commute, Angier Avenue is about 0.2 miles for quick access to major arterials, and Brier Creek Shopping Center is within a short drive for retail and dining. Bethesda Elementary (0.4 mile) and Neal Middle are nearby, with Durham Public Schools serving the neighborhood. With a modest lot, strong interior square footage and a finished bonus room, 910 Wood Meadow Ln delivers practical, flexible living in a Durham submarket that continues to attract professionals and growing families.
This property is offered with the kind of real-world utility that reduces near-term maintenance needs and maximizes lifestyle options—perfect for buyers seeking proximity to RTP and the conveniences of the Brier Creek corridor without sacrificing private outdoor space.