Inside the Home · Ground Floor
Warm hardwood. Crown moulding. A blue door that's always open in summer — because this home was designed to breathe.
The Entry
The entry at 4007 Strendal is generous — wide enough for a console table, a mirror, plants — and warm, with rich hardwood floors and crown moulding that set the tone for everything that follows.
The blue front door is distinctive. But what matters more is what's behind it: a storm door with an adjustable screen panel that turns the entry into a natural airflow corridor. Open both doors on a Carolina morning and the whole ground floor breathes.
Most homes in West Cary were built to be sealed — air conditioning from March through October, windows shut, curtains drawn. This one was built differently.
The storm door's adjustable screen, the cross-ventilation between front and back, the covered screened porch — these aren't accidents. They're a philosophy about how a home in North Carolina should actually be lived in.
The Flex Room
This is the room that sold the family on this house — and it may do the same for you. A proper room off the entry, with a chandelier, crown moulding, chair rail, and hardwood floors. Large enough for a full dining table. Private enough for a home office. Connected enough to feel part of the house.
Built-In Details
Photos show you what's there. A tour shows you how it feels. Schedule a private walkthrough of 4007 Strendal Drive and experience the ground floor in person.