Welcome to Hasentree, the golf community set in Wake Forest just north of Raleigh, and to one of its most remarkable estates. This custom Rex Bost residence was originally designed as a Parade Home, and heavy timber architecture, natural stone, and exceptional craftsmanship define every one of its 9,422 square feet. Positioned on a 1.05 acre golf course homesite, the home captures sweeping course views while mature landscaping provides the rare balance of scenic beauty and exceptional privacy.

From the moment you enter, soaring timber-framed ceilings, dramatic walls of divided-light windows, and a striking fieldstone fireplace create spaces that feel both grand and remarkably inviting. Five spacious bedrooms are joined by a sixth thoughtfully designed as a custom bunk room, and six full baths with two half baths serve every level. An elevator provides effortless access throughout, and a richly appointed wood-paneled executive office showcases exceptional custom millwork.

The chef's kitchen serves as the heart of the home, with natural quartzite countertops, premium appliances, and a seamless connection to both the great room and the home's exceptional outdoor living spaces. The private primary suite is a retreat unto itself, complete with its own fireplace, a spa-inspired bath, and a private balcony that looks out to the backyard.

The walk-out lower level is unlike anything typically found in a basement. Soaring ceilings mirror the scale of the main level, so the space lives as a true extension of the home rather than an afterthought beneath it. A temperature-controlled wine cellar holds private dining for six. A theatre, a full secondary kitchen, and expansive recreation and gathering spaces round out the level, all with direct access to the resort-inspired backyard.

Outside, multiple outdoor living spaces were designed for every season. Gather beneath the vaulted timber pavilion with its stone fireplace, outdoor kitchen, and dining area. Spend afternoons by the pool and spa, unwind in the sauna, or settle in around the fire while the golf course stretches out beyond. A built-in grill, a Big Green Egg, refrigeration, generous prep space, and multiple seating areas make entertaining effortless.

Hasentree is anchored by The Hasentree Club and its Tom Fazio designed course, a 7,074 yard par 71 layout built to play well for every skill level. Members enjoy six lighted tennis courts, four of them Har-Tru hydro clay, with two of the six also lined for pickleball, along with a pool, a fitness center, the Oasis Spa, and multiple dining venues. Club membership carries access to the Invited network of more than 300 clubs nationwide. Falls Lake State Recreation Area sits in Wake Forest as well, where a 12,000 acre lake and its Beaverdam access bring a swim beach and mountain bike trails.

The town itself gives this address an authentic center rather than a collection of exits. South White Street holds Shorty's Famous Hot Dogs, a counter-service landmark serving since 1916, with White Street Brewing Co. and its rotating food trucks next door and Bodega pouring tapas and wine a few doors down. The Cotton Company gathers more than seventy-five local vendors under one roof, and Page 158 Books keeps its author events running around the corner on Brooks Street. Cape Fear Seafood Company on Rogers Branch Road and Farm Table Kitchen and Bar at Gateway Commons carry the dining further, while Wegmans and Goodberry's Frozen Custard handle the everyday. E. Carroll Joyner Park spans 117 acres with a pecan grove, a 1,000 seat amphitheater, and three miles of paved trails. Raleigh sits just to the south, which keeps the Triangle close without ever bringing it to the door.

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