Some homes are built for function. Others are built for forever. 2311 Grant Avenue belongs to the latter—where design, craftsmanship, and silent confidence define every square foot. Part of the Dogwood Collection at Oberlin Preserve, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home spans 4, 540 square feet and delivers a rhythm of life that feels effortless. You arrive through a brick façade that feels timeless, with gas lanterns, clean lines, and a sense of timeless integrity that only craftsmanship can create. Inside, natural light moves through the open plan—an intentional flow between kitchen, dining, and living areas. Thermador appliances anchor the chef's kitchen, while a hidden scullery keeps gatherings uncluttered and calm. Cosentino Silestone surfaces, J&K cabinetry in tones like Naval and Pebble, and lighting by Visual Comfort lend quiet sophistication. Upstairs, retreat to a primary suite where every finish feels intentional—American Olean or Daltile tile selections, Delta Trinsic fixtures, dual walk-in closets, and a spa-inspired bath that invites stillness. Oak flooring ties the home together, echoing the natural palette outside. A private elevator connects each level, from the guest suite below to a rooftop terrace with room for late dinners, early coffee, and views through the canopy. Behind the design lies timeless integrity. Williams Realty & Building Company and Wilson Blount Development have built a reputation for homes that endure—partnering with New City Design Group to deliver detail you can feel in every hinge, seam, and line of sight. Petal & Twig's landscape plan softens the architecture, while York Properties ensures lasting care. Positioned within Raleigh's historic Oberlin corridor, 2311 Grant is steps from the Village District and minutes to Five Points and Downtown—rooted in the past, shaped for the future. This is a redefinition of what home feels like when every element is considered, crafted, and meant to last.
