6304 Bannock Court

6304 Bannock Court

**$5,000 Seller-Paid Closing Costs to use as you choose!** Want a Raleigh address without giving up the idea of having a little room to breathe? This 3-bedroom home sits on nearly an acre and offers the kind of country setting that lets you spread out, grow a garden, and maybe even start your own backyard flock, all while keeping the conveniences of Wake County close by. Inside, the open floor plan feels comfortable and easy, with LVP flooring throughout the main living areas and a split-bedroom layout that gives everyone a little space of their own. The eat-in kitchen offers tons of counter space for cooking, entertaining, or inevitably collecting everything you walked into the house carrying. Each bedroom has its own walk-in closet, there's a dedicated laundry room, and the custom wood-burning fireplace is ready for those cozy winter nights when leaving the house sounds wildly overrated. Then there's the oversized screened porch, and this one deserves some attention. There's plenty of room for morning coffee, outdoor dinners, entertaining, or just sitting outside and enjoying your nearly one-acre setting without becoming dinner for the mosquitoes. And if you've been flirting with the idea of homesteading, we've already done the homework for you! The established garden can stay, along with a custom chicken coop that is already equipped with electricity. The coop can also be easily relocated if chickens aren't part of your master plan. The current **well-loved chickens will be moving with their people**, so you'll have to supply your own feathered residents. An additional tool shed with a **100-amp electrical feeder** adds even more useful space for equipment, projects, hobbies, or whatever you've been telling yourself you need a workshop for. Nearly an acre, an open and functional floor plan, great storage, a huge screened porch, garden, powered coop and shed, plus a Raleigh address and **$5,000 in seller-paid closing costs**. You get a little bit of country without having to give up the conveniences of Wake County, and that is a pretty sweet combination.