Original design and construction by Arthur McKimmon and Gary Umstead, this classic 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence at 407 Transylvania Avenue is a rare opportunity to restore and reimagine a home rich in history and character — nestled in one of Raleigh's most prestigious neighborhoods inside the Beltline.

Set on a generous .55-acre secluded lot in the sought-after Country Club Hills subdivision, the property offers over 3,300 square feet of living space with timeless traditional architecture, hardwood floors, and an expansive gallery entry that once showcased art collected from around the world. The layout includes a great room, family room, formal dining room, den, and basement — offering flexibility and room to grow both outward and upward.

Just steps from the Carolina Country Club and minutes from North Hills and Midtown, the home enjoys a quiet, private setting with its own secluded garden — a rare combination of convenience and tranquility. No HOA means your vision for the property is your own, while established covenants protect the integrity of this exclusive enclave.

Zoned R-4 on a landscaped lot with a deck, patio, and private driveway, the home is served by top-rated Root Elementary (A-rated), Oberlin Middle, and Broughton High School.