Constructed by Scott Daves
Marketed by Cooke Property
150 Fairwood Court
Lot 7
3507 heated square ft
287 unheated square ft walk-in storage
312 square ft porches
849 square ft garage
Call for detailed specifications and selections
Completed in August 2024
Scott Daves Superior Standards
High-end Windsor Pinnacle windows:
-All Exterior aluminum clad (no rot and never paint)
- Easy and smooth operation
- Most energy efficient
Smart Home Wi-Fi Package includes: (control all from phone)
Garage Door Openers
Honeywell Smart Thermostats
Honeywell Alarm system
OnQ structured wiring package throughout house
Wireless Router w/ two wireless access points
Energy Star Certified Home by 3 rd party Southern Energy Management
All LED recessed can light bulbs
92% efficient gas furnaces with 14 SEER rating
Exterior fresh air exchange unit
Metropolitan designer kitchen cabinets quartz or natural stone countertop
Kitchen backsplash with custom tiles
White Oak character grade hardwood floors
Interior doors are solid core (8’ tall first floor) with Black Lever hardware
Extensive interior trim package with paneled walls and unique moldings.
16’ and 10’ (8’ tall) retractable doors to outdoor living per plan
Master shower has 3 valves for rain head, handheld and standard shower head
Freestanding bathtub per plan
Oversized 42” wide mahogany front door with 5 large glass panels
Modern Steel Garage Doors (8’ tall) with frosted glass panels
Extensive master closet:
Fireproof built in safe with digital combination for valuable document
storage in master closet
Natural light
Unique to 150 Fairwood
Offered for #1,473,000
Interior:
Floor Plan:
Primary suite and second bedroom suite on the main level
Pantry with countertop
Beverage Center/Butler’s Center
Turned staircase with layers of windows
Open floorplan with abundant flexible (multi-purpose) rooms
Walk-in storage
5th bedroom potential
Kitchen:
36” Wolf gas range
36” Thermador Pro Hood
30” KitchenAid convection oven
24” KitchenAid microwave
Sub-Zero 48” built in refrigerator
KitchenAid dishwasher
Kohler 33” Undermount Single-Bowl Workstation Kitchen Sink
Exterior:
Covered outdoor living area with gas fireplace and timber mantel
Wired for TV over exterior fireplace
Phantom screens and skylights on the rear porch
Exterior gas grill
Pennsylvania bluestone slate on front porch
Lavish landscaping package that includes irrigation system & site lighting system
11 miles to Duke University
12 miles to UNC Chapel Hill home to a UNC Hospital Campus
Colonial Era
Hillsborough was a center of political activity during the colonial and Revolutionary periods. Royal and elected governors lived here, as did William Hooper, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Hillsborough hosted the North Carolina Constitutional Convention of 1788 which demanded a Bill of Rights be added to the Constitution.
Historic Hillsborough
In the historical records in 1650, the first inhabitants of the Hillsborough area are mentioned. Those inhabitants were the native Occaneechi tribe who established a community at the crossing of ancient trails and the Eno River. The Occaneechi were successful middlemen in the fur and deerskin trade that flourished between the Virginians and the Piedmont Indians during the 1660s and 1670s. A replica of their ancient village is a source of pride in downtown Hillsborough.
The many famous residents of Hillsborough include William Hooper, signer of the Declaration of Independence; Elizabeth Keckly, the former slave who became Mary Todd Lincoln’s dressmaker; John Lawson, the explorer who visited the Occaneechi Village in 1701; Edmund Fanning, Yale graduate and judge who lived in Hillsborough prior to the Revolutionary War and a Royalist and whose home was destroyed by Regulators; Billy Strayhorn, jazz musician; and today many nationally revered authors and artists. Will the next famous resident be you?
Participate in recreation at the Sports Plex which includes ice skating, an aquatic center, basketball, pickleball, summer camps, and organized leagues. Take a walk on the Riverwalk, a two-mile trail that stretches along the Eno River. Peruse the visitor’s center to learn more about the history of Hillsborough. And be sure to come to the Hog Day Festival for the best barbecue you ever tasted! A cosmopolitan, historic village awaits.
