Modern design meets thoughtful craftsmanship in this newly built home on W Wilson Street. Designed for those who value quality over quantity, this two-bedroom residence lives large with soaring vaulted ceilings, full upstairs bedroom suites, and a layout that feels both refined and inviting. Site-finished hardwood floors run throughout the home, complemented by oversized double-pane windows that flood each space with natural light. Eight-foot doors and real wood cabinetry elevate the interior, while honed quartzite countertops bring a timeless, high-end finish to the kitchen. Culinary features include KitchenAid appliances, a Cosmo microwave, and a pot filler over the cooking range—details chosen for both beauty and function. Both bedrooms are true private suites located upstairs, each with vaulted ceilings that enhance the sense of space and retreat-like comfort. Multiple mini-split systems—one on each floor—provide customized climate control and added energy efficiency, while a Rinnai gas tankless water heater ensures continuous hot water. Outdoor living is equally well considered. A covered porch offers the flexibility to enjoy as-is or convert to a screened porch, extending usable living space through multiple seasons. The private concrete two-car driveway offers everyday ease and off-street parking, thoughtfully designed to complement the home's modern footprint. The exterior is beautifully landscaped with fresh sod, newly planted trees, and curated greenery, creating a polished yet welcoming outdoor setting from the moment you arrive. Additional features include a smart-lock front entry, quality construction materials throughout, and a location that offers easy access to downtown Durham, Duke, dining, and local favorites—without sacrificing privacy or modern comfort. Ideal for buyers seeking a high-design, low-maintenance lifestyle with premium finishes and intentional design. A must-see for anyone who appreciates craftsmanship, efficiency, and elevated living in one of Durham's most connected neighborhoods.
