12 Grandwood Cir Durham, NC 27712

Gorgeous Luxury Townhouse overlooking 4th green and fairway of Treyburn Golf Course! 1st floor beautiful master suite (with tub and separate shower) with 2 more bedrooms upstairs, full bath, and a large bonus room. Walk-out Lower level has large family room, bedroom, full bath, covered patio, beautiful landscaping plus 2 large unfinished spaces for storage or workshop. Lower level is a perfect suite for guests or live in relatives. Main level has living room (or office) and spacious family room with fireplace. Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop, granite counters, 2 pantries, and breakfast bar. Kitchen and family room open to breakfast area. Separate and gorgeous dining room! Laundry room. Spacious screened-in porch with fan overlooking the 4th green. 2 car garage.This luxurious townhome features hardwood floors, vaulted and tray ceilings, and beautiful trim work. This townhome is located in the Treyburn subdivision -Easy commute to Duke, Merck, RTP, airport. GREAT Neighborhood! Treyburn Country Club membership is optional and has a variety of membership options - full golf also includes golf at all 15 of McConnell Golf Courses in NC!!! ''Drawn to the serenity of a lake or the natural flow of a river? Treyburn, which means three rivers in Scottish, is embraced by the Eno, Little and Flat Rivers. This neighborhood's gently rolling hills are just north of where these three rivers join to form the Neuse River, one of North Carolina's major waterways. Nestled against the Little River Reservoir, Treyburn has preserved more than 1600 acres of natural beauty to explore. This conservancy land secures forever important wildlife corridors with significant upland hardwood forest. More than 3.5 miles of streams will remain in their pristine natural state. History and open space merge along the 17th century, tree-lined Catawba Indian Trading Path. Strolling, picnicking, boating, sky gazing - choose your diversion, naturally.'' - Treyburn Homeowners Association. ''Durham has been cited by the New York Times as one of the most exciting cities in the world. Adapting from an earlier period when it was a center of finance, agriculture and manufacturing, Durham has transformed itself into an acclaimed center for medicine, education and entertainment. Duke University and Medical Center and the Research Triangle Park are the primary economic engines for the City, but they are complemented by a variety of entrepreneurial ventures.
Beyond work, Durhamites encounter a plethora of recreational and cultural opportunities. From attending a Durham Bulls baseball game to seeing a show at the Performing Arts Center to taking in the latest exhibition at the Nasher Museum of Art, weekends are packed with choices. Close to these cultural attractions are many nationally recognized restaurants. Nature and science enthusiasts have many options, including the Eno River State Park, Duke Forest, Museum of Life and Science and the serene Sarah P. Duke Gardens.''