515 N Churton Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278

This is a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind property in a one-of-a-kind town, at the intersection of modernity and history.515 N is a boutique community of 23 thoughtfully designed residences within the historical district of Hillsborough. Still fairly new (built in 2018), it is the only modern development/structure of its kind that will coexist within the historical district of Hillsborough.The home sits atop the southeast corner of the building, where the ideal exposure - from sunrise to sunset - creates a sanctuary vibe, bathing the home in natural light through floor-to-ceiling windows (in every room!).The bedrooms are spacious with the main bedroom boasting an en-suite bathroom and a very spacious closet. There's a separate full bathroom for guests and visitors. The front space can be used as an office/library, yoga room, and/or can serve as overflow sleeping quarters. The overall space is open with high ceilings, flowing seamlessly  Building Security System; Outdoor Gazebo Area; Lobby Workspace (with separate wifi); Lobby Gathering Space; Owner Storage Locker, beautiful landscaping with many exotic/premium plantings.Once you see 515 N Churton, you'll understand this rare and unique opportunity to live here.JUST THE FACTS: 2 Bedroom; 2 Full Baths (one en-suite, one shared); Den/Office; Large Closets; Extended Kitchen Island; Quartz Counters; Floor-to-Ceiling Windows in Main Room and Both Bedrooms; Soft-Close Cabinets/Drawers; Bosch Stainless Appliances.ABOUT HILLSBOROUGH: Hillsborough blends small-town charm with big-city access. Perfectly located - close to Durham/Chapel Hill and a short drive to RDU Airport/Raleigh and Greensboro - allowing you to get to where you need to by interstate (I-85 or I-40) or along one of the many scenic backroads in the area. Hillsborough has done a wonderful job of retaining a small town feel, but it is anything but sleepy - boasting a bustling lil' ''downtown'' area, replete with vibrant shops, a thriving artist community (wonderful galleries along King Street and in Mill Village - Eno Mill Gallery), numerous eateries, a recently opened brewery, and experiences around every corner. The local Arts Council hosts the popular Last Fridays Art Walk with live music, local crafts, and art exhibits; and the farmers market is open each weekend with local fresh produce, flowers, and various other goodies. Local favorites include Nomad, Cup-A-Joe, The Wooden Nickel, Volume Records & Beer (a record shop with beer!), and Weaver Street Market. All of these are a short ½ mile walk from 515 N Churton. And for you nature lovers, there's a multitude of hiking/biking/walking trails across many different locales: the Riverwalk Greenway, Occoneechee Speedway, Occoneechee Mountain, Ayr Mount (a Federal-style homestead built in 1815 turned public-use park), Confluence Natural Area (a favorite!), the Eno River Quarry, and the Eno River State Park - all just a few minutes drive from 515 N Churton.