519 E Lane Street, Raleigh, NC 27601
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The rocking-chair front porch at 519 E. Lane Street has been greeting Oakwood mornings for years, and it is easy to see why this address endures. A 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Raleigh's storied Historic Oakwood neighborhood, this 2,492-square-foot residence brings together authentic architectural character and thoughtful modern updates in a setting Inside the Beltline that few neighborhoods can match.
The home's open plan invites connection from the moment you arrive. The family room and dining room flow without interruption into the reimagined kitchen, a setup that makes everyday living feel spacious and entertaining feel effortless. Upgraded bathrooms and a dedicated home office tucked just off the entry foyer add quiet utility to the first floor, where two additional bedrooms and a full bath offer genuine flexibility.
Upstairs, the owner's suite rewards: two walk-in closets, a generous ensuite bathroom, and an abundance of storage that historic homes this size rarely offer. The covered rear deck looks out to a private backyard that is as versatile as it is restful, whether the morning calls for coffee or the weekend calls for a gathering. Private rear parking via the shared driveway and an unfinished daylight basement with real expansion potential round out a home that has been carefully considered for the way people actually live.
Moments from Crawford & Son and Oakwood Pizza Box on Person Street, set near Transfer Co. Food Hall and the full cultural reach of downtown Raleigh, this coveted Inside the Beltline address offers something increasingly rare in the Triangle: a beautifully maintained historic home on a street worth coming home to.
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