Proposed New Construction — Build Your Dream Home in Holly Springs Welcome to 737 W Holly Springs Road, a thoughtfully designed 5-bedroom, 4-bath home to be built by award-winning Homes by Dickerson, known for exceptional craftsmanship, energy efficiency, and timeless design. This is a rare opportunity to personalize a brand-new home in one of the Triangle's most desirable and fast-growing communities. Ideally located in the heart of Holly Springs, this homesite offers quick access to top-rated schools, charming downtown shops and dining, community parks, and major commuter routes to Raleigh and beyond—all while enjoying the welcoming feel of a true small-town setting. The home features a highly sought-after floor plan designed for modern living. The main level includes a first-floor guest suite, perfect for visitors or multi-generational living, along with a spacious walk-in butler's pantry and an open-concept kitchen, dining, and family room ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The family room is enhanced by custom built-ins flanking the fireplace, and a screened porch extends your living space outdoors for year-round enjoyment. A conditioned crawl space adds to the home's comfort and energy efficiency. Upstairs, the primary suite serves as a private retreat, featuring a luxurious bath and generous walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms, a versatile rec room, second-floor laundry, and ample linen storage complete the second level—offering flexibility for work, play, or relaxation. The third floor provides a private bedroom with a full bath, plus unfinished storage space ideal for seasonal items or future expansion. 9-foot ceilings throughout all three levels create a bright, airy feel and elevate the home's overall design. Thoughtfully planned and beautifully executed, this to-be-built home blends modern functionality with timeless appeal. An exceptional opportunity to own a custom-quality new construction home in sought-after Holly Springs—where lifestyle, location, and craftsmanship come together.
