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Garner, NC · Wake County · 27529

Garner

A town on Raleigh’s southern edge with a 1950s-to-70s core of brick ranches and split-levels, plus subdivisions and townhome clusters added steadily since the late 1990s.

Streets and homes typical of Garner
35.7113, -78.6142
  • 4listed with us
  • $385Kmedian list price
  • $232Klowest here now
  • $398Khighest here now
  • 1,555average sq ft
  • 2/4have an HOA fee

The housing

What is actually built here

Housing stock
Brick ranches and split-levels of 1,200–2,200 sq ft in the older sections; 1,700–3,000 sq ft two-storeys and 1,400–1,800 sq ft townhomes in the newer ones.
Build era
1955–1978 in the core; 1998–2023 elsewhere
Typical lot
0.20–0.45 acre in the core; 0.12–0.25 acre in newer sections
Getting to work
About 8 miles to downtown Raleigh via US-70; roughly 22 miles to RTP.

Infrastructure and amenities

  • Lake Benson Park and White Deer Park are both inside town limits
  • The older core sections have no HOA
  • Garner Recreational Park has the town’s aquatic centre
  • I-40 and US-70 both cross the town, so check traffic-noise exposure per street

Available now

Homes in Garner

Open these in the search
  • Two-storey traditional at 112 White Oak Crossing, GarnerUnder contract

    $398,000

    112 White Oak Crossing

    Garner · Garner, NC

    • 4 bd
    • 2.5 ba
    • 2,280 sq ft

    Single-family · 201423 days on market

  • Split-level at 1707 Poole Road, RaleighActive

    $305,000

    1707 Poole Road

    Garner · Raleigh, NC

    • 3 bd
    • 2 ba
    • 1,380 sq ft

    Single-family · 197635 days on market

Questions we get about Garner

Straight answers

What kind of homes are here?
Brick ranches and split-levels of 1,200–2,200 sq ft in the older sections; 1,700–3,000 sq ft two-storeys and 1,400–1,800 sq ft townhomes in the newer ones.
Is there an HOA?
2 of the 4 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 8 miles to downtown Raleigh via US-70; roughly 22 miles to RTP.
Which schools would we be assigned?
Ballentine Elementary, Fuquay-Varina Middle and Fuquay-Varina 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.