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A single-family house on North Golden Oat Circle in Cary has changed hands, with the sale closing on Aug. 26. The property, located at 24744 North Golden Oat Circle, fetched a final price of $855,000. That works out to roughly $193 per square foot, based on the home's total square footage.
The sale represents a typical transaction for this part of Cary, where home prices have remained steady over the past few months. Buyers in this neighborhood are often drawn to the area for its quiet streets and access to local schools and parks. The house itself sits on a standard lot, and the price reflects both the condition of the property and the current market climate.
While the per-square-foot figure gives one measure of value, the overall price also accounts for the home's layout, updates, and outdoor space. Real estate records show that the previous owner had listed the property earlier in the summer, and the final sale came in close to the asking price. For anyone tracking home values in Cary, this sale adds another data point to the mix, showing that demand for single-family homes in this corridor remains solid.
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