Assumable mortgage at 5.75%, well below today's market rates, subject to lender qualification and approval. Inquire with listing agent for details. Built in 2023, Like NEW, 256 Shingle Oak Road in Wake Forest's Elizabeth Springs community offers the kind of space, privacy, and low maintenance lifestyle that is genuinely hard to find at this price point. Step outside the fully fenced backyard and you are steps from a greenway trail that winds through peaceful scenery all the way into Rolesville and Wake Forest. No rear neighbors, just nature. Walk the dogs, ride bikes, or lace up for a jog any time you feel like it. When you are ready to come back in, the HOA has already handled the lawn front and back, mowing and mulching included. Your weekends are completely yours. The main living level makes an immediate impression. A wall of windows floods the open kitchen, dining, and living areas with natural light from morning to evening. The kitchen features wood cabinetry, a custom pantry, stone countertops, and a gas range that makes cooking feel less like a chore and more like something you actually look forward to. Durable LVP flooring runs throughout the main level and hardwood stairs, a detail most townhomes skip, take you the rest of the way up. Three bedrooms anchor the second floor. Then there is the third floor, and it is unlike anything else in this price range. Currently configured as a private bedroom suite with an ensuite bath, it is large enough to hold a full bedroom setup, a sitting area, and still have room left over. Do not need a fourth bedroom? Use it as a media room, a home gym, a private office, a game room, or carve it into multiple zones that serve different purposes at once. Whatever your life demands, this floor delivers. An oversized two-car garage with extra usable space, a driveway that fits two additional vehicles, and a large community visitor lot mean you can host everyone you love without a second thought. The community also features a pool, a great perk to have right in your own neighborhood when the warm weather rolls in.