200 Rossellini Place, Cary, NC 27518

Behind a quiet cul-de-sac in western Wake County, a residence that doesn't try to belong to a moment... it belongs to the people who live in it. 200 Rossellini was built for the way real life unfolds across generations. Mornings start in a kitchen designed for someone who actually cooks: dual dishwashers, cooling and warming drawers, heated marble underfoot, and light cascading through windows at the right hours. The home accommodates real life across multiple wings, a generous suite on the main level, upper-level bedrooms with their own logic and quiet corners, primary suite that extends private living space, and a finished lower level with its own bedroom, sitting room, and full bath. This home features flexible space well suited to extended-stay guests or family members under a shared roof. Multigenerational living, designed in, not improvised. Throughout the home, the details reward the people who notice them. Hand-carved Turkish stone fireplaces in the main living area and suites. Marble columns sourced from quarries near Cairo that have been working stone for two thousand years. A foyer chandelier that lowers on a remote so maintenance is never an inconvenience. These are the choices of an original builder who took the long view. Downstairs turns quieter and more private -- a dedicated home theater with tiered seating and immersive sound, a future wine room, bar for entertaining, a rec room, and a den that could be anything. The basement opens to a covered patio and the backyard beyond: generous, private, shaped by plans for a future pool already drawn, with new terrace and a designer staircase connecting the levels. The location does what the best Cary locations do: it disappears when you're home, and it appears exactly where you need it when you're not. Minutes to upscale dining and boutique shopping. Direct access to NC-540, US-64, and I-40 for RTP, downtown Raleigh, and RDU. Premier golf, parks, and trails within easy reach. Some homes are statements. This one is a place to live a life -- across generations, across decades, with the kind of architectural scale and craftsmanship that rewards being chosen carefully.