IMPORTANT PROPERTY ACCESS AND SAFETY NOTICE: Do not knock on doors or windows, Do not enter areas posted with no-trespassing signage, or attempt to access the existing storage building, which is considered structurally unsafe. The property is being marketed primarily for potential new construction or redevelopment, as the existing dwelling is believed to have minimal contributory market value. The property is served by public water and currently utilizes a private septic system. Prospective buyers should assume the existing septic system may be inadequate for new construction unless independently evaluated and approved by the appropriate authorities. Public sewer infrastructure is reportedly available in the surrounding area; however, service availability to the subject parcel, connection feasibility, system capacity, tap location, permitting requirements, and associated costs have not been independently verified and should be confirmed directly with the City of Raleigh. An underground storage tank (UST) is believed to be located in the rear yard. Its existence, location, condition, contents, and any potential environmental impact have not been independently verified. Seller and listing broker make no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the tank or any associated environmental conditions. Buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct appropriate inspections and environmental due diligence. The surrounding Laurel Hills area has experienced significant luxury and custom-home development, including the 2026 new-construction sale at 4126 Laurel Hills Road, the custom-built residence at 3700 Laurel Hills Road, and the nearby sale at 3916 Laurel Manor Court. These transactions reflect high-end residential activity in the surrounding market area but do not constitute a representation of the subject property's development potential or value. Buyers and their agents are responsible for independently verifying all utilities, septic and sewer availability, zoning regulations, environmental conditions, redevelopment feasibility, applicable restrictions, and required governmental approvals prior to purchase. Public sewer infrastructure is reported available in the area, but availability to this parcel and connection feasibility must be confirmed with the City of Raleigh. Raleigh Water requires confirmation of service availability and connection feasibility. The City specifically instructs applicants to contact water.review@raleighnc.gov with the address and proposed service requirements.