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303 Devonhall Lane
Cary, NC 27518
Neill McLeod with DASH Carolina, original listing - (984) 205-2279
$1,600,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
5
Bathroom
Full: 4, ½: 2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
6096 Square Feet
Property Description
Stunning All-Brick Estate in Kensington at Regency - A Masterpiece of Elegance and Craftsmanship! Welcome to 303 Devonhall, an extraordinary home offering the perfect blend of timeless character and unmatched quality. This custom-built Rufty home stands on a commercial-grade steel beam foundation, ensuring a level of durability and longevity rarely seen in residential properties. Step inside and be greeted by an impressive curved staircase, illuminated by a classic crystal chandelier. The warmth of rich hardwood floors, arched doorways, and soaring ceilings creates an inviting atmosphere, while intricate crown molding and custom window treatments add to the sophistication of the space. For those who love to cook or entertain, the gourmet kitchen is a dream. Featuring double ovens, a six-burner natural gas range, and a Miele Italian espresso machine, every detail is designed to enhance your culinary experience. A spacious kitchen island and walk-in pantry provide ample space for meal prep, while illuminated display cabinets offer a chic showcase for your finest glassware. The main floor offers a variety of spaces for both formal and casual gatherings. Host elegant dinners in the formal dining room or relax in the cozy living room. After dinner, enjoy cocktails from the custom bar or head downstairs to the wine cellar for a carefully selected bottle. This home provides two dedicated office spaces. The main-level office is a refined retreat, ideal for focused work, while the upstairs office offers a private sanctuary with space to handle both household and business affairs. Your private primary suite is a true escape, easily accessed by the second staircase. Open the French doors to your private sundeck and enjoy serene views of the neighborhood pond. The master bathroom redefines luxury with a spa-like shower featuring six body jets, two shower heads, and an overhead rain shower. Heated floors and a towel warmer add to the experience, while the Jacuzzi tub and custom vanities ensure that no detail has been overlooked. The upper level features three additional spacious bedrooms, including one with an en suite and two connected by a bathroom. On the lower level, you'll find a fifth bedroom with its own en suite, a home theater room, a wet bar, and an entertainment area, perfect for a billiard table. With a home gym, additional laundry room, and ample storage space, every convenience is at your fingertips. (Basement laundry/gym area not included in the square footage). Enjoy the outdoors on one of the home's five porches, including a screened-in porch off the kitchen and private primary suite porch. The backyard is fully fenced for privacy, and the three-car garage and garden tool storage offer practical functionality. This residence is the epitome of luxurious living, blending thoughtful design with high-end finishes. Schedule your private tour today and experience the lifestyle that awaits at 303 Devonhall.
Property Information
Lot Size
0 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
2001
MLS Number
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Location
Address
303 Devonhall Lane
City
Cary
State
NC
Zip Code
27518
County
WAKE (SOUTHWEST)
Listing
Name
Phone
(919) 291-8900
Office Name
Office Phone
(984) 205-2279
Agent Name
Neill McLeod
Agency Phone
(984) 205-2279

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