4104 Ridgebrook Bluffs Drive

This extensively updated, visually impressive and exceptionally well-appointed Raleigh estate home is ideal for large, multi-generational families, frequent entertainers, and anyone that wants to be able to feel as though they're on a holiday without having to leave the house. Facing East and situated on a .74-acre lot, 4104 Ridgebrook Bluffs Drive offers a luxurious handicap-accessible first-floor in-law suite with, among other comforts, a smart toilet (see Feature List) heated towel rack, a rare walk-in bath/shower with rapid-drain, and a dedicated wall outlet on its own circuit, installed with dialysis machines, oxygen machines, et cetera in mind. The kitchen and living room are spacious and well-appointed, with the former flowing into the latter, and leading to a spacious sunroom with a view of the pool and back yard. It's the sort of space from which to watch thunderstorms. The backyard is an oasis unto itself - Socialites and aspiring socialites, take note: This home offers a resort-style pool, therapeutic spa tub, and an outdoor covered kitchen with bar seating for ten. Complementing this, a custom stone fire pit with two tiers of stone bench seating. The thoughtful addition of an outdoor bathroom with a washer/dryer means that wet clothes stay outside. The location is difficult to beat - You'll be less than 20 minutes from both Downtown Raleigh and Downtown Fuquay via 401, five minutes from 540, and only 20 minutes from Cary. With no HOA and no city taxes, you'll be able to do what you want with the expansive .74-acre lot. Own an RV/Boat? This home has a space for that, plus an oversized, four-car garage and plenty of driveway space. From its myriad creature comforts to its sheer entertaining capacity, this home offers a greater value, dollar-for-dollar, than many homes far in excess of its price point. It is an eye-catching, thoughtfully constructed home that's unsurprisingly easy to fall in love with; If you're looking for a home that will make want to never move again...you should come and see it in-person. You'll be glad you did.