2026 Parade Home! A contemporary estate retreat on 3 private acres in The Estates at Laurel Ridge, crafted by award-winning Triple A Homes. A dramatic charcoal tray ceiling and modern chandelier set the tone in the great room, where floating wood shelving flanks a linear fireplace and wide-plank white oak floors run throughout. The kitchen pairs waterfall quartz counters with natural wood cabinetr
2026 Parade Home! A contemporary estate retreat on 3 private acres in The Estates at Laurel Ridge, crafted by award-winning Triple A Homes. A dramatic charcoal tray ceiling and modern chandelier set the tone in the great room, where floating wood shelving flanks a linear fireplace and wide-plank white oak floors run throughout. The kitchen pairs waterfall quartz counters with natural wood cabinetry and black-framed windows framing the wooded lot beyond. Five bedrooms each have private bath access, plus an additional private bath off the downstairs study - flexible space for guests, family, or a home office. The primary suite’s wet-room bath is a standout: floor-to-ceiling marble-look tile wraps a curbless glass shower and freestanding soaking tub in one seamless space. Outside, an oversized screened porch with a wood plank ceiling, skylights, and a fireplace extends living space nearly year-round via multi-panel sliding doors. Minutes from Chapel Ridge Golf Club, Chatham Park, and Jordan Lake, with no well or septic required - scenic acreage with none of the compromises.
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