603 Rock Creek Rd Apartment

The advertised rate of $6,642/month is the lowest available price, based on a 1 month(s) stay with a move-in date of June 7, 2026. Rates vary depending on the duration of stay, season, and other parameters. For exact pricing and additional pricing components, please visit our website and enter your desired move-in and move-out dates. The rate is applicable when billed upfront; it can be higher if billed in multiple payments. Feel at home in this curated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom mid-century modern Chapel Hill home, blending comfort, style, and nature in perfect harmony. Designed by renowned local architect JP Goforth, this home sits on a wooded acre with a private creek. This one-level mid-century gem blends iconic design with thoughtful hospitality. It features a kitchen with a gas range, Fellow Kettle, French press and drip coffee (coffee provided), a formal dining room with a CB2 marble table (seats 9), an eat-in kitchen with a second CB2 marble table and leather seating, and a living room with handwoven Moroccan rugs, live plants, and a 65” Apple TV. Each room features original, signed artwork. The back deck includes a gas grill and seating with forest views. Plenty of parking is available for up to 6 cars. Tucked into a peaceful, wooded neighborhood just 10 minutes from UNC and 20 from Duke, this serene setting offers privacy, quiet, and convenience. The home is located on a walkable street just two minutes from Eastwood Lake and close to local trails and greenways. Nearby highlights include Whole Foods (5 min), Trader Joe’s (5 min), UNC Chapel Hill (10 min), and Duke University (20 min). Quiet hours are after 10pm and before 8am as part of our good neighbors policy. Absolutely no parties are allowed. Pets are not allowed. Smoking is not allowed. Pets without permission will be charged $200. Excessive messes and unauthorized late checkouts will be billed at $50/hr. Due to the expensive items in the home, it is generally not suitable for young kids. Because this is an older home from the 70s and that it sits on wooded acre in NC, outdoor bugs may sometimes find their way indoors, especially if the deck sliders are left open. The house is regularly treated for pests and is thoroughly and professionally cleaned weekly. [SI]