Todd Hancock

New Kent Village sits quietly as Cary matures next door. Adjacent to Kildaire Farm Road (think Trader Joes), it is an easy hop up to Downtown Cary, down to more shopping, or over to US1. However, this updated condo has access to walking trails and peace when a respite is needed. Recent kitchen renovation highlights the open concept feel and makes for easy living with white cabinetry, quartz, tile

One type of character in a home is earned, over time. Built in 1924, this original bungalow rests in the Westernmost block of Glascock St. Surrounded entirely by other original homes and the rear yard looking directly to iconic Norburn Terrace, c.1899. Owned for previous decades by a passionate landscape designer who helped nurture the redevelopment and increased vibrancy of the N. Person St area

A classic Queen Anne frame two-story in Historic Oakwood, the Fleming-Smith House c.1908, was tastefully reimagined back into a single residence. Work recently completed in 2025 highlights original charm while leaning into significant modern updates. Brilliantly-lit renovated kitchen anchors the architectural ell to the rear while opening to the living room. Touches of exposed brick are easy to

First time on the market since 1966, this Meredith Woods property presents two distinct possible scenarios. As a full brick ranch-over-basement, the update potential, as a canvas to paint one's picture, is tremendous. Flat front yard and entry over the masonry porch yield views to the rear, as the property slopes gently. The fireplace is on the south side wall, so little stands in the way of

Easy living in a first-floor corner unit Brighthurst condo. A proverbial stone's throw to Fred Fletcher Park, while tidy in condo size, the access to open space is priceless. Open layout with ample natural light and wood-burning fireplace. New paint throughout highlights newer flooring and updated bathrooms. The brick patio offers private outdoor space but also a flat no-step secondary egress