This six bed and 4.5 bath home has just over 7,000 square feet of luxurious and modern living space while the exterior keeps its Colonial Revival architectural charm. Some classic features of the design is the symmetrical front with a central pediment above the entrance supported by two columns on each side. Brick has commonly been used to make this style of home, and there is no exception here.
The home overlooks the green of hole 12 on Pinehurst Golf Course #4 (2024 U.S. Open was played on Course #2) and being located in this prestigious community, you have the freedom to easily take a golf cart and enjoy the fine dining of the village and clubhouse area as well as the rest of the amenities that are offered at Pinehurst.
Backyard Oasis
The backyard is surrounded by fig trees that help shade and keep the outdoor area as well as the home cooler from the sun. The patio has a seating area to relax and enjoy the course’s wooded area.
Modern Yet Classic Interior
The architectural beauty continues inside where the foyer grand staircase is one of the first things you see once you go through the front doors. The radiant premium hardwood flooring adds to the consistent beauty throughout the home except for the kitchen which has a matching light gray colored tile that complements the kitchen’s white cabinetry and and dark gray countertops. The kitchen is complemented by a breakfast nook area surrounded by windows bringing in plenty of sunlight.
The home features textured paint fireplaces, custom-designed stenciled ceiling art and gorgeous LED lighting fixtures and chandeliers.
Every detail was designed specifically for a classical yet contemporary lifestyle in this home that was built in 1995 in the village that is Pinehurst.
Pinehurst No. 4
Par: 72
Length: 7,227
Rating/Slope: 74.9/138
Pinehurst No. 4 was originally designed in 1919 by Donald Ross and has since underwent many renovations, most recently by Gil Hanse in 2018. Major tournaments that the course has hosted were the 2008 and 2019 U.S. Amateur. In total Pinehurst has 12 courses including a nine hole and putting course called The Cradle and Thistle Dhu respectively.
Course No. 4 has pretty narrow fairways and a plethora of sand traps that have been designed to be looking naturally occurring with the landscape of North Carolina. Water hazards come into play on the par 5 13th hole and par 3 14th hole.
Tee times are available to the public, but only for courses 1, 3, 5 or The Cradle. Otherwise you must be a member or be a resort guest to play on course 2, 4, 6, 7, 8 or 9. You can expect to pay anywhere between $300 and $600 for a round at Pinehurst.
Photo credits: NCRMLS | MLV Properties (Brokerage)
