Designed by architect Nick Hammer and built by JW Builders in 2020, 909 Iredell Street exemplifies modern design and high-quality craftsmanship. The home's facade balances modern aesthetics—clean lines and large windows—with traditional elements like brick and wood-lap siding. A contemporary take on a wide, welcoming front porch fits seamlessly with the historic character of the neighborhood. Designed with the bigger picture in mind, the home was built to be energy efficient while preserving and showcasing the stunning willow oak along the south property line. Inside, the open-concept layout creates a bright and spacious feel, with high ceilings and abundant natural light. High-end finishes include beautiful hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, and contemporary fixtures that add both style and functionality. The generous kitchen flows effortlessly into the living and dining areas, making it ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Designed for flexibility, the home features a first-floor office, a split-bedroom layout for privacy, a second-floor laundry room, and abundant storage. The current owners have also added $25,000 in custom, wirelessly controlled window treatments throughout the home. The home's outdoor spaces are designed for both relaxation and play. Enjoy the expansive deck shaded by the majestic willow oak, unwind on the covered gravel patio, or sip coffee on the private balcony off the primary suite. The large, elevated front porch is perfect for socializing, while the grassy backyard is ideal for yard games or gardening—complete with fruit bushes. The carport with locked storage offers convenience and future potential, serving as a foundation for a possible Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) for rental income or additional living space. Few neighborhoods in the Triangle offer the walkability and vibrancy of Ninth Street. This home places you just steps from some of Durham's most beloved spots—from the independent charm of The Regulator Bookshop to casual favorites like Elmo's Diner and Cosmic Cantina. Savor a top-tier meal at Vin Rouge, widely regarded as the best French restaurant in Durham, or enjoy a relaxed weekend brunch at Monuts, consistently ranked as the city's best brunch spot. Everyday essentials are at your doorstep with Whole Foods and Harris Teeter nearby, and with Duke University and Duke Hospital just minutes away—and easy access to RTP, RDU, Chapel Hill, and beyond—you're truly at the center of it all. 909 Iredell Street offers the best of both worlds: modern design and high-quality craftsmanship, all in one of Durham's most convenient and livable neighborhoods.