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Under contractSingle-familyListed July 25, 2026

2101 Larkspell Road

Five Points · Raleigh, NC 27608

$615,000

$469 per sq ft

  • Front elevation — 2101 Larkspell Road, Raleigh, NC 27608
  • Living space — 2101 Larkspell Road, Raleigh, NC 27608
  • Kitchen — 2101 Larkspell Road, Raleigh, NC 27608
  • Bedroom — 2101 Larkspell Road, Raleigh, NC 27608
  • Bathroom — 2101 Larkspell Road, Raleigh, NC 27608
Photograph 1 of 5. Front elevation.
  • 2bedrooms
  • 1.5bathrooms
  • 1,310sq ft
  • 0.16acre lot
  • 1941built
  • NoneHOA / mo

Two-bedroom bungalow on a corner lot, one owner since 1988

A compact single-storey on a corner lot with the original heart-pine floors under carpet in both bedrooms. Kitchen was updated in 2011 with painted cabinets and a gas range. One full bath plus a half bath added off the rear hall. Crawl space was encapsulated in 2018 with a dehumidifier on a condensate pump. The rear deck is 2015 pressure-treated and the yard is fully fenced with a gate to the side street.

  • Heart-pine floors under the bedroom carpet
  • Crawl space encapsulated 2018
  • Corner lot, fully fenced
  • Walkable to the Five Points intersection

What this house has

  • Hardwood floors
  • Fireplace
  • No HOA
  • Fenced yard
  • Single storey

The numbers

Full specification for 2101 Larkspell Road, Raleigh, NC 27608
Listing IDHS-1003
Property typeSingle-family
StyleBungalow
StatusUnder contract
Bedrooms2
Bathrooms1.5 (1 full, 1 half)
Interior1,310 sq ft
Price per sq ft$469
Lot0.16 acre
Year built1941
HOA / condo feeNone
Estimated tax rate1.0075% of value per year
Listed onJuly 25, 2026
CountyWake County, NC
StreetInvented — see the note below

Five Points

A grid of pre-war streets north-west of downtown built out between the 1920s and the 1940s, so almost everything here is a bungalow, a Cape Cod or a small two-storey on a modest city lot.

  • Housing stock Craftsman bungalows and Cape Cods, 1,100–2,200 sq ft, many with rear additions from the 2000s onward. A handful of infill new builds on subdivided lots.
  • Typical lot 0.13–0.22 acre, mostly rectangular, alley access on some blocks
  • Getting about About 2.5 miles to the State Capitol; roughly 12 miles to RTP via I-440 and I-40.
Everything about Five Points

Assigned schools

These are the base schools currently assigned to this address by Wake County Public School System. We list assignment as a fact and nothing more — we do not rate, rank or compare schools, and no one here will, because doing so is how housing discrimination happens in practice. Judge them yourself.

  • ElementaryJoyner Elementary
  • MiddleOberlin Middle
  • HighBroughton High
  • DistrictWake County Public School System

On this demonstration site the assignment is invented, and the homes have no real address to assign. In reality attendance areas are reassigned periodically and a base assignment can change before you close — verify it directly with Wake County Public School System before you rely on it.

What this would cost a month

Change any number. Nothing here is a quote — it is arithmetic.

$4,415

estimated total monthly ·$553,500 borrowed

Principal and interest
$3,480
Property tax
$516
Homeowner’s insurance
$165
HOA / condo fee
$0
Mortgage insurance (PMI)
$254

Under 20% down, so private mortgage insurance is included at an estimated 0.55% of the loan a year. On a conventional loan it comes off automatically once you reach 78% loan-to-value, and you can usually request removal at 80%. On most FHA loans it stays for the life of the loan.

10%

Over the full term you would pay about $699,414 in interest, assuming you never pay extra and never refinance.

Estimates only. Actual rates depend on credit, loan type and the day. Wake County property tax is reassessed on a four-year cycle, so a recent revaluation can move the tax line. Talk to a lender for a real quote — we can introduce you to three.

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