4 Sold Standouts and a Historic Tarboro Landmark in North Carolina

Tucked into the West Park neighborhood in Cary, 322 Parkmeadow Drive pairs a traditional home setting with the kind of everyday amenities that shape an easy routine. From your windows and deck, a serene pond becomes part of the backdrop—quiet, calming, and always in view. The community’s pool invites warm-weather afternoons, while tennis courts that also suit pickleball make it simple to fit in a game close to home. A playground adds another layer of outdoor living, with space to linger and unwind. Just across the street, direct access to the White Oak Greenway trail extends your horizon even further, offering a natural corridor for walks, runs, and bike rides. Life here feels effortlessly connected—to neighbors, to fresh air, and to the water’s edge.

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On a wooded lot in Southern Pines’ sought-after James Creek neighborhood, this residence is framed as a true “private sanctuary,” balancing day-to-day ease with a sense of retreat. The setting is defined by large wooded lots and the freedom of no HOA, creating a quieter, more personal rhythm than many planned communities. Mitchell Road places you close to the conveniences that make Southern Pines living feel effortless, while still offering the privacy that comes from mature trees and generous spacing. It’s the kind of address that supports both unhurried mornings and easy errands, with home as the calm center of it all. Here, the appeal is simple and enduring: space, seclusion, and a neighborhood that prioritizes flexibility and comfort.

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In the heart of Center City Charlotte, this rare high-floor “01” unit at Courtside is defined by iconic curved floor-to-ceiling windows and 10-foot ceilings that frame skyline and sunset views. The spacious layout balances openness and privacy, with an expansive open living area finished with newer hardwood floors, a large primary suite, a generous second bedroom, and a separate office for work or quiet retreat. An oversized balcony extends the living space outdoors, offering a front-row seat to the city’s shifting light. As Center City’s first residential high-rise, Courtside pairs its architectural presence with everyday ease: secure entry, two assigned parking spaces, a rooftop terrace, and an Amazon HUB. One block from the light rail, it supports a rhythm that feels effortlessly connected.

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Originally built in the latter half of the 1700s, the Howell-King-Harrell home carries a deep connection to Tarboro’s earliest days, with indications it may be where Joseph Howell lived in 1760. Thoughtful additions to the front and rear have shaped the residence over time, while the preservation of the property remains striking—many believed-to-be original components are still beautifully intact. Facing the Town Common, it sits in the heart of the state’s largest historic district, a 45-block area with more than 300 preserved homes, buildings, and landmarks. The layout includes six bedrooms and four bathrooms, and the home is a licensed AirBnB destination. It is being sold completely furnished, except for the contents in bedroom #4. A shared driveway leads to a designated one-car detached garage, and an additional Porter Avenue parcel adds approximately .37 acres behind the home.