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This is the first of three new homes completed by award-winning luxury homebuilder Tuscany Construction Group.
This is the first of three new homes by award-winning luxury homebuilder Tuscany Construction Group here at Carson and Georgetown. With exquisite finishes throughout, crown molding, custom paneling, and site-finished white oak floors, this home has a beautiful blend of traditional character and modern amenities. A bright open floor plan offers enhanced living with a designer kitchen, scullery, and accordion doors that open to the covered porch with a fireplace. Luxurious primary suite, extensive walk-in closet with custom cabinetry, and a spa-like bath with dual sinks, soaking tub, and gorgeous shower. A rec room on the third floor serves as the perfect space for a playroom, gym, or office, with wet bar. Additional unfinished walk-in attic has already been roughed in, framed, and prepped for sheetrock, as well as plumbing rough in for a bathroom. Walk to Five Points, Ironworks, and all the breweries and coffee shops in the neighborhood. Moments from downtown Raleigh. This home is complete and ready for you to call home!
This is the first of three new homes by award-winning luxury homebuilder Tuscany Construction Group here at Carson and Georgetown. With exquisite finishes throughout, crown molding, custom paneling, and site-finished white oak floors, this home has a beautiful blend of traditional character and modern amenities. A bright open floor plan offers enhanced living with a designer kitchen, scullery, and accordion doors that open to the covered porch with a fireplace. Luxurious primary suite, extensive walk-in closet with custom cabinetry, and a spa-like bath with dual sinks, soaking tub, and gorgeous shower. A rec room on the third floor serves as the perfect space for a playroom, gym, or office, with wet bar. Additional unfinished walk-in attic has already been roughed in, framed, and prepped for sheetrock, as well as plumbing rough in for a bathroom. Walk to Five Points, Ironworks, and all the breweries and coffee shops in the neighborhood. Moments from downtown Raleigh. This home is complete and ready for you to call home!
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For Sale

1610 Carson Street

This is the first of three new homes by award-winning luxury homebuilder Tuscany Construction Group here at Carson and Georgetown.

4

Bedrooms

3.5

Bathrooms

3,755 Sq.Ft.

Living Space

2024

Year Built

 With exquisite finishes throughout, crown molding, custom paneling, and site-finished white oak floors, this home has a beautiful blend of traditional character and modern amenities. A bright open floor plan offers enhanced living with a designer kitchen, scullery, and accordion doors that open to the covered porch with a fireplace. Luxurious primary suite, extensive walk-in closet with custom cabinetry, and a spa-like bath with dual sinks, soaking tub, and gorgeous shower.
A recreational room on the third floor serves as the perfect space for a playroom, gym, or office, with wet bar. Additional unfinished walk-in attic has already been roughed in, framed, and prepped for sheetrock and plumbing rough-in for a bathroom. Walk to Five Points, Ironworks, and all the breweries and coffee shops in the neighborhood. Moments from downtown Raleigh. This home will be complete by the end of 2024, ready for you to call home! Contact LA for specs and additional features. 

2024

2024

Year Built

4

4

Total Bedrooms

4

4

Total Bathrooms

3,755

3,755

Sq.Ft.

Living Space

4,356

4,356

Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

2.0

2.0

Garage Spaces

1608 Carson Street

This 0.10-acre, level corner lot in Five Points is available for presale through the Tuscany Construction Group. A four-bedroom/four-and-a-half-bath home with this package price range is available starting at $1,800,000.

4

Bedrooms

4.5

Bathrooms

$1,800,000

Starting At

01

Interior

Total Bedrooms

4

Total Bathrooms

4

Full Bathrooms

3

Half Bathroom

1

Laundry room

In Hall, Laundry Room, Sink, Upper Level

Flooring

Carpet, Hardwood, Tile

Fireplace

Family Room, Gas, Gas Log, Outside

Appliances

Dishwasher, Disposal, Double Oven, Exhaust Fan, Free-Standing Refrigerator, Gas Range, Gas Water Heater, Microwave, Range Hood, Self Cleaning Oven, Tankless Water Heater, Water Heater, Wine Refrigerator

Other Interior Features

Bar, Built-in Features, Pantry, Ceiling Fan(s), Chandelier, Crown Molding, Eat-in Kitchen, Entrance Foyer, High Ceilings, Kitchen Island, Kitchen/Dining Room Combination, Open Floorplan, Quartz Counters, Recessed Lighting, Separate Shower, Smooth Ceilings, Storage, Walk-In Closet(s), Walk-In Shower, Water Closet, Wet Bar, Wired for Data, Wired for Sound
01

Exterior & Building

Stories

3

Garage Spaces

2.0

Water Source

Public

Utilities

Cable Available, Electricity Connected, Natural Gas Connected, Phone Available, Sewer Connected, Water Connected

Roof

Metal

Lot Features

Back Yard, Corner Lot, Front Yard, Landscaped, Level

Parking

Attached, Concrete, Driveway, Garage Door Opener, Garage Faces Front, Kitchen Level, Lighted

Heat Type

Forced Air, Zoned

Air Conditioning

Central Air, Zoned

Sewer

Public Sewer

Substructure

Brick/Mortar

Other Exterior Features

Rain Gutters
01

Lot & Area

Status

For Sale

Living Area

3,755 Sq.Ft.

Lot Size

4,356 Sq.Ft.

MLS® ID

10053482

Type

Residential

Year Built

2024

Neighborhood

Raleigh

Architecture Styles

Traditional, Transitional

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Neighborhood

Elementary School

Wake - Underwood

Middle School

Wake - Oberlin

High School

Wake - Broughton
01

Finance

Sales Price

$1,895,000

Buyer Agency Compensation

2.5%

Real Estate Taxes

$4,126/yr

Zoning

R-10

202 Georgetown Road

This 0.10 acre, level lot in Five Points is available for presale at a package price range starting from $1,800,000, for a four-bedroom/three-and-a-half bathroom home through the Tuscany Construction Group.

4

Bedrooms

3.5

Bathrooms

3,680 Sq. Ft.

Living Space

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Welcome to Raleigh

An up-and-coming hub for high-tech professionals
 
 
There's so much to love about Raleigh. With over 200 days of sun during the year, over a dozen growing neighborhoods, and quintessential Southern charm, Raleigh embraces visitors and new residents.

Raleigh's real estate landscape is also home to some of the most beautiful properties in North Carolina. 
 

What to Love

Local Lifestyle - Living in Raleigh

Raleigh has much to offer people from all walks of life. The city's historical charm coexists with a modern, vibrant energy that appeals to professionals and young families. The Raleigh area also offers many economic opportunities and paths for career advancement — features that often transcend demographics. Home to North Carolina State University, Raleigh forms a third of the vaunted Research Triangle; the city is a magnet for the engineering, technology, agriculture, and medical industries.
 

Raleigh, North Carolina Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

An iconic Raleigh establishment and a favorite for celebrating special occasions, the Angus Barn steakhouse is worth the drive. The restaurant was nominated for a James Beard Award for Outstanding Hospitality and recently celebrated its 60th anniversary. Beyond its delectable in-house aged steaks, Angus Barn hosts over-the-top holiday decorations, wields an impressive wine list, and serves an incredible chocolate chess pie.

Set in a historic house (ca. 1879) with gleaming hardwood floors, Second Empire Restaurant and Tavern exists at the intersection of history, atmosphere, and gourmet New American cuisine. Up the street, Sullivan’s Steakhouse serves excellent steak and seafood, often to the tune of live music. Mecca Restaurant on the eastern side of downtown is approaching its centennial anniversary, serving the same combination of Southern-style comfort food and drinks that have made it a longtime Raleigh favorite. Clyde Cooper’s Barbeque has been in business nearly as long as Mecca, and its barbeque is unsurpassed.

Downtown Raleigh has endless opportunities for divine culinary experiences. Visit one of renowned chef Ashley Christensen’s restaurants, Poole's or Beasley’s Chicken + Honey, to indulge in fresh, seasonal Southern comfort food. Those interested in international cuisine must visit Bida Manda, known for its Laotian fare and hip atmosphere. End the evening by indulging in a sweet treat or specialty dessert cocktail from Bittersweet.

Just north of downtown is the Historic Oakwood neighborhood, where you will find a quaint strip of eclectic restaurants and bars. Jolie is a timeless French bistro where you can dine by candlelight on their charming rooftop patio. Next door is Jolie’s sister restaurant, Crawford and Son, an upscale yet casual neighborhood eatery known for its local flavors and changing menu. Last but not least is the Stanbury: this highly-rated restaurant is known throughout the area for its eclectic and creative New American dishes.
 
Centrally located, the Village District shopping center includes upscale, locally-owned storefronts, a selection of national brands, restaurants, grocery stores, and specialty shops. Stop by the Village Deli for a sandwich, cup of soup, or Goodberry’s Frozen Custard.

North Raleigh’s Lafayette Village features European-style architecture and is home to locally owned gourmet restaurants and upscale boutiques. North Hills in midtown Raleigh has a little bit of everything — high-end chains, quality restaurants, and several locally owned boutiques. For entertainment, there's nearby Midtown Park, where music lovers can enjoy live concerts throughout the year. Also close by is The Ritz, where live bands play in a cozy, VIP setting.
 

Things to Do in Raleigh

Music lovers will thrive in the Raleigh area. The region hosts live music events like the Bluegrass Festival and the Hopscotch Music Festival, both held annually in downtown Raleigh. Also downtown, the Red Hat Amphitheater hosts a wide variety of smaller musical events. Most of the larger concerts are held at the Coastal Credit Union Music Park, a 77-acre complex with an outdoor amphitheater in east Raleigh.

Art lovers will enjoy viewing Art in Bloom, a constellation of floral creations hosted by the North Carolina Museum of Art each spring.

The PNC Arena hosts the Carolina Hurricanes (the 2006 Stanley Cup champions), shows, leading standup comedy acts, and concerts by music luminaries, especially country stars.

Raleigh is home to many beautiful parks, including William B. Umstead State Park and  Dorothea Dix Park, known for its beautiful sunflower field, where viewers flock from all over when it is in full bloom every July.
 

Schools

The Raleigh area is served by the Wake County Public School System. Notable colleges in the area (all offering both undergraduate and graduate programs) include:

  • North Carolina State University ranks among the top 1% of universities worldwide and second in the state for value. Its veterinary and engineering programs are two of the legs on which the university’s formidable research cohort stands.
  • William Peace University is one of the state’s longest-tenured universities.
  • Meredith College is a highly regarded private women’s liberal arts college.

 

Welcome to Raleigh An up-and-coming hub for high-tech professionals     There's so much to love about Raleigh. With over 200 days of sun during the year, over a dozen growing neighborhoods, and quintessential Southern charm, Raleigh embraces visitors and new residents. Raleigh's real estate landscape is also home to some of the most beautiful properties in North Carolina.    What to Love Many parks and greenways suitable for an active lifestyle Warm, welcoming Southern hospitality Sophisticated entertainment, including sports, museums, and live shows Ranked #1 Best Places to Live; US News & World Report 2022-2023 Extraordinary opportunities for professional growth Raleigh-Durham International Airport, which operates 48 non-stop flights and counting Ranked among Top 3 Hottest Job Markets in America; Wall Street Journal 2022 A selection of delightful homes for sale in Raleigh. Local Lifestyle - Living in Raleigh Raleigh has much to offer people from all walks of life. The city's historical charm coexists with a modern, vibrant energy that appeals to professionals and young families. The Raleigh area also offers many economic opportunities and paths for career advancement — features that often transcend demographics. Home to North Carolina State University, Raleigh forms a third of the vaunted Research Triangle; the city is a magnet for the engineering, technology, agriculture, and medical industries.   Raleigh, North Carolina Dining, Entertainment & Shopping An iconic Raleigh establishment and a favorite for celebrating special occasions, the Angus Barn steakhouse is worth the drive. The restaurant was nominated for a James Beard Award for Outstanding Hospitality and recently celebrated its 60th anniversary. Beyond its delectable in-house aged steaks, Angus Barn hosts over-the-top holiday decorations, wields an impressive wine list, and serves an incredible chocolate chess pie. Set in a historic house (ca. 1879) with gleaming hardwood floors, Second Empire Restaurant and Tavern exists at the intersection of history, atmosphere, and gourmet New American cuisine. Up the street, Sullivan’s Steakhouse serves excellent steak and seafood, often to the tune of live music. Mecca Restaurant on the eastern side of downtown is approaching its centennial anniversary, serving the same combination of Southern-style comfort food and drinks that have made it a longtime Raleigh favorite. Clyde Cooper’s Barbeque has been in business nearly as long as Mecca, and its barbeque is unsurpassed. Downtown Raleigh has endless opportunities for divine culinary experiences. Visit one of renowned chef Ashley Christensen’s restaurants, Poole's or Beasley’s Chicken + Honey, to indulge in fresh, seasonal Southern comfort food. Those interested in international cuisine must visit Bida Manda, known for its Laotian fare and hip atmosphere. End the evening by indulging in a sweet treat or specialty dessert cocktail from Bittersweet. Just north of downtown is the Historic Oakwood neighborhood, where you will find a quaint strip of eclectic restaurants and bars. Jolie is a timeless French bistro where you can dine by candlelight on their charming rooftop patio. Next door is Jolie’s sister restaurant, Crawford and Son, an upscale yet casual neighborhood eatery known for its local flavors and changing menu. Last but not least is the Stanbury: this highly-rated restaurant is known throughout the area for its eclectic and creative New American dishes.   Centrally located, the Village District shopping center includes upscale, locally-owned storefronts, a selection of national brands, restaurants, grocery stores, and specialty shops. Stop by the Village Deli for a sandwich, cup of soup, or Goodberry’s Frozen Custard. North Raleigh’s Lafayette Village features European-style architecture and is home to locally owned gourmet restaurants and upscale boutiques. North Hills in midtown Raleigh has a little bit of everything — high-end chains, quality restaurants, and several locally owned boutiques. For entertainment, there's nearby Midtown Park, where music lovers can enjoy live concerts throughout the year. Also close by is The Ritz, where live bands play in a cozy, VIP setting.   Things to Do in Raleigh Music lovers will thrive in the Raleigh area. The region hosts live music events like the Bluegrass Festival and the Hopscotch Music Festival, both held annually in downtown Raleigh. Also downtown, the Red Hat Amphitheater hosts a wide variety of smaller musical events. Most of the larger concerts are held at the Coastal Credit Union Music Park, a 77-acre complex with an outdoor amphitheater in east Raleigh. Art lovers will enjoy viewing Art in Bloom, a constellation of floral creations hosted by the North Carolina Museum of Art each spring. The PNC Arena hosts the Carolina Hurricanes (the 2006 Stanley Cup champions), shows, leading standup comedy acts, and concerts by music luminaries, especially country stars. Raleigh is home to many beautiful parks, including William B. Umstead State Park and  Dorothea Dix Park, known for its beautiful sunflower field, where viewers flock from all over when it is in full bloom every July.   Schools The Raleigh area is served by the Wake County Public School System. Notable colleges in the area (all offering both undergraduate and graduate programs) include: North Carolina State University ranks among the top 1% of universities worldwide and second in the state for value. Its veterinary and engineering programs are two of the legs on which the university’s formidable research cohort stands. William Peace University is one of the state’s longest-tenured universities. Meredith College is a highly regarded private women’s liberal arts college.                                      
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Following in the footsteps of his parents, Joe and Nadine Hodge, he is joined today by his daughter, Anna Ball Hodge, counseling buyers and sellers on all types of real estate matters.

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