Rich Realty Group lists North Hills home in 2026 Triangle Parade

Rich Realty Group is the listing firm for The Hydrangea House, a newly built Raleigh home in North Hills Estates featured in the 2026 Triangle Parade. The 4,958-square-foot property is on the market for $3.45 million and showcases new construction, luxury design and indoor-outdoor living in one of Raleigh’s most sought-after neighborhoods.

Why it matters: - The Hydrangea House gives Raleigh buyers a public look at a high-end new construction home in North Hills Estates. - The Triangle Parade can widen exposure for luxury listings by turning a private sale into a regional showcase. - The listing highlights continued demand for large, amenity-rich homes in established Raleigh neighborhoods.

What happened: - Rich Realty Group, Inc. is serving as the listing firm for 5321 Inglewood Ln. in Raleigh. - The home is included in the 2026 Triangle Parade as Parade Project No. 6748. - Rock Creek Builders constructed the residence in North Hills Estates. - Public records list the home as a 2026 single-family construction at 5321 Inglewood Ln., Raleigh, NC 27609. - The property was listed for sale on Oct. 2, 2026. - Marshall Rich is identified as the listing agent, and Rich Realty Group is identified as the brokerage. - The current asking price is $3.45 million.

The details: - The Parade listing says the home has 4,958 square feet, four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and two half bathrooms. - The property listing describes The Hydrangea House as a two-story residence with about 4,958 square feet of finished living area. - The home includes a three-car garage. - The lot is approximately 0.31 acres. - Parade materials describe a screened porch, outdoor living areas, a pool and spa, and a primary suite with custom cabinetry, a freestanding soaking tub, a walk-in closet and access to the screened porch. - The property listing also notes kitchen, living area, bedroom, bonus space, built-ins, outdoor kitchen, fireplace and home technology features. - Parade materials say the home is staged or decorated for the event. - The event is structured as a public tour, not a private real estate showing.

Between the lines: - The parade format turns the listing into both a sales asset and a marketing vehicle for the builder, broker and neighborhood. - The home’s feature set points to what many Raleigh luxury buyers want now: flexible rooms, indoor-outdoor space, storage and technology. - Rich Realty Group’s involvement shows how local brokerages can play a broader role in new construction than simply posting a listing. - The brokerage’s neighborhood focus suggests North Hills remains a key target for luxury and new construction activity in Raleigh.

What's next: - Visitors to the Triangle Parade can tour The Hydrangea House alongside other homes in the region. - The listing remains active as buyers compare North Hills Estates against other Triangle properties. - Rich Realty Group will continue handling listing, buyer questions and transaction coordination around the property.

The bottom line: - The Hydrangea House puts one of Raleigh’s newer luxury listings in front of a broad parade audience, with Rich Realty Group positioned at the center of the sale.