Under construction
$428,350
3 bd • 2 ba • 1 half ba • 1,792 ft²
711 Dockery Drive, Durham, NC
This new two-story townhome has an inviting contemporary design. The main-level Great Room flows seamlessly into the dining room and chef-caliber kitchen, while the patio is perfect for outdoor activities. Upstairs are two secondary bedrooms and the owner’s suite, complete with a walk-in closet and full-sized bathroom.
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Forty & Page is a community of new townhomes for sale in Durham, NC — located minutes from Research Triangle Park. To enhance outdoor enjoyment for residents, the community offers onsite amenities such as pocket parks scattered throughout the area and a full lawn maintenance package at each homesite. Homeowners are a six-minute drive to the popular shopping destination of Brier Creek Commons, offering shops, eateries, breweries, a movie theater and medical pavilion. Less than a mile away is the new TopGolf facility for high-tech entertainment. With easy access to I-540, Forty & Page offers convenient commutes to Raleigh and Research Triangle Park, the largest hub of research and job opportunities in the country.
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