One-level living, no stairs, no HOA, on a quiet Westborough cul-de-sac, with a private wooded yard. A cathedral ceiling lifts the family room, a wood-burning fireplace holds down the slow nights, and luxury vinyl plank and tile run wall to wall, ready for bare feet and a full house. The kitchen eats in, with a pantry and room for a table people linger at. Three bedrooms sit on one easy level, and the primary hides a walk-in closet, double vanity, and walk-in shower. Both bathrooms feature distressed Moroccan tiles. The wallpaper intentionally refuses to be beige. Then you step out back and the whole thing clicks. Flat, fully fenced, a wood deck made for long tables, a 12x10 shed for everything else. This is where the string lights go. This is where the holidays land. HardiPlank exterior, crawlspace, public water and sewer, two off-street spaces. Leesville Road Elementary, Oberlin Middle, Broughton High. Minutes to Crabtree, Glenwood, I-540, and RDU. A house built to gather just needs people worth gathering. The door is open. Now it's your turn.