Listing courtesy of Compass -- Raleigh

This sun-drenched corner unit in one of downtown's best-located condominium buildings overlooks the trees, benches and walkways of Nash Square from the central family room, the primary bedroom, and the office. The main focal point of the unit's design is the set of french doors leading to the Juliet balcony, perhaps ripped from the pages of a Restoration Hardware catalog of old. The entire unit has been redone with beautiful flooring. Step outside for some fresh air, tend to your herb garden or simply watch downtown go by. The sun rises over the park and then sets behind the building toward Boylan Heights, thus illuminating the park with indirect golden hour light. Fully accessible by elevator, the unit is also just one flight up from the main entrance. Each bedroom has its own full en-suite bathroom and closet space is solid. HVAC was replaced for you in 2018, the water heater also at approximately that time, and the building common spaces and entry have all been given a recent refresh as well. Newcomers to Raleigh will have a hard time imagining what downtown was like in 1999 when this building went up. Suffice it to say, you'll now be within a few blocks of dozens of sensational places to eat (Barcelona, A Place at the Table, Oak Steakhouse, O-Ku, Vita Vite, Morgan Street Food Hall and Whiskey Kitchen, just to name a very few) or, if you want to cook yourself, grab provisions at Weaver Street Market one block away. Craving a show? Red Hat and Memorial Auditorium are both less than a 3/4-mile walk. In addition, down in the basement, the building recently added a resident game/tv amenity room if you want to hang out. All this with three parking spaces -- two cars in the open surface lot and one reserved space in the secure parking deck under the building (the garage spot being adjacent to your own private locked and keyed personal storage room for stuff you simply don't need or want up in your living space). Said garage also has bicycle racks!