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Raleigh, NC · Wake County · 27609

North Hills

A 1950s-and-60s ranch neighbourhood wrapped around a mid-century shopping centre that has been rebuilt as a mixed-use district, so the housing runs from original brick ranches to new mid-rise condos.

Streets and homes typical of North Hills
35.8371, -78.6412
  • 5listed with us
  • 1952–1972 for the ranchesbuild era
  • $279Klowest asking here now
  • $725Khighest asking here now
  • 1,788average sq ft listed
  • 2/5have an HOA fee

The housing

What is actually built here

Housing stock
Brick ranches and split-levels of 1,400–2,600 sq ft on the residential streets; condominium flats of 700–1,800 sq ft in the district itself.
Build era
1952–1972 for the ranches; 2007 onward for the condos
Typical lot
0.25–0.45 acre for ranches; no private lot for condos
Getting to work
About 5 miles to downtown Raleigh via Six Forks Road; 20 minutes to RTP via I-440/I-40.

Infrastructure and amenities

  • Structured public parking throughout the mixed-use core
  • Condo buildings carry monthly HOA dues covering exterior, water and amenities
  • House of Hops Greenway connector runs along Crabtree Creek to the south
  • The residential streets have no HOA

Available now

Homes in North Hills

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  • Brick ranch in North Hills — Original brick ranch on a third of an acre, no stairs anywhere
    Active

    $549,000asking

    • 3 bd
    • 2 ba
    • 1,710 sq ft

    4109 Oakenshade Park Road

    North Hills, Raleigh · Brick ranch

    Original brick ranch on a third of an acre, no stairs anywhere

    • Single storey
    • Fireplace
    • Garage
    • No HOA
  • Mid-rise flat in North Hills — Fourth-floor flat with two assigned parking spaces and a lock-and-leave plan
    Active

    $419,000asking

    • 2 bd
    • 2 ba
    • 1,180 sq ft

    4000 Glasswing Street · Unit 405

    North Hills, Raleigh · Mid-rise flat

    Fourth-floor flat with two assigned parking spaces and a lock-and-leave plan

    • Single storey
    • Main-floor primary
    • Garage
  • Split-level in North Hills — Split-level with a lower-level den and a path to the greenway at the end of the street
    Active

    $689,000asking

    • 4 bd
    • 2.5 ba
    • 2,340 sq ft

    3620 Ambersett Drive

    North Hills, Raleigh · Split-level

    Split-level with a lower-level den and a path to the greenway at the end of the street

    • Fireplace
    • Garage
    • Bonus room
    • No HOA
  • Mid-rise flat in North Hills — One bedroom, 790 square feet, and the lowest price on the board
    Active

    $279,000asking

    • 1 bd
    • 1 ba
    • 790 sq ft

    5210 Sevenwells Road · Unit 210

    North Hills, Raleigh · Mid-rise flat

    One bedroom, 790 square feet, and the lowest price on the board

    • Single storey
    • Main-floor primary
    • Garage
  • Split-level in North Hills — Nearly half an acre with a workshop under the house
    Active

    $725,000asking

    • 4 bd
    • 3 ba
    • 2,920 sq ft

    3305 Tallowfield Mill Road

    North Hills, Raleigh · Split-level

    Nearly half an acre with a workshop under the house

    • Garage
    • Fireplace
    • Bonus room
    • No HOA

Questions we get about North Hills

Straight answers

What kind of homes are here?
Brick ranches and split-levels of 1,400–2,600 sq ft on the residential streets; condominium flats of 700–1,800 sq ft in the district itself.
Is there an HOA?
2 of the 5 homes we have listed here carry a monthly fee. What it covers varies — in townhome and condominium communities it often includes exterior maintenance, roof and water, which changes the comparison against a detached house more than most buyers expect. Always read the schedule and the reserve study.
How far is the commute?
About 5 miles to downtown Raleigh via Six Forks Road; 20 minutes to RTP via I-440/I-40.
Which schools would we be assigned?
Douglas Elementary, East Millbrook Middle and Sanderson High (Wake County Public School System). Assignment is set per address and is reassigned periodically, so confirm the current base assignment with the district before you rely on it.