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Modern Luxe Condo. Walk to Coffee Dining Wegmans
Beautiful end unit condo. Enjoy cooking in the well supplied kitchen. Sip morning coffee or enjoy the evening on your private balcony. Work with a great view from the dedicated workspace. Next to Capital Blvd. (Hwy 1) & quick access to Raleigh. 5 minute drive to downtown Wake Forest. High end grocery (Wegmans) across the street. Walkable coffee & restaurants (Torchy's Tacos, Cava, Dave's Hot Chicken, Bibibop Asian, Pita - Italian Street Food, and Five Guys. Enjoy a luxury visit to Wake Forest!
Stylish RaleighTownhome near North Hills/Crabtree
Our 2-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom, 2-story town home features chic decor and comfortable furnishings. Relax in the spacious living room or cook a meal in our fully equipped kitchen. Our Airbnb is conveniently located near Shelley Lake and North Hills, providing easy access to great outdoor activities, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. Whether you're here to explore the city or just want to relax in a comfortable home away from home, our Raleigh Airbnb is the perfect choice for your stay.
Beautifully Furnished, Raleigh Townhome Retreat
Welcome to your home away from home! Perfect for a small, family getaway or a corporate stay. Located in Northeast Raleigh and close to everything! Local attractions include the Neuse River Trail, WRAL soccer complex, Triangle Towne Center, grocery & much more! The space is clean, cozy, & all yours. The neighborhood is peaceful with direct access to the greenway. You’ll love the convenience as well as your own private washer/dryer & fully stocked kitchen to accommodate cooking on longer stays.
Charming cottage w/ a beautiful, secluded yard
A quiet, cozy, comfortable, happy cottage by Falls Lake, this property is centrally located between Durham, Raleigh and Wake Forest. About 25 min to Research Triangle Park and 20 minutes to RDU Airport. 2 acres with a fenced in yard/ outdoor space. 1 King and 1 Queen. Patio and fire pit for cool evenings and great porch space. Less than 1 mile to the Falls Lake Boat ramp located on HWY 50 just across from the Mountain to Sea Trail. Well behaved dogs welcome and must be attended in/outdoors.
Peaceful Country Setting Four Minutes From Town!
On just over 2 acres you can Relax and “Reset” at our peaceful and spacious getaway. Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the country but be minutes from restaurants, shopping, downtown Wake Forest and all of the wonderful things our community has to offer. Our land hosts amazing sunrises and sunsets and a star show at night that you most definitely don’t get in town! June of 2021 we finished up a complete re-design/remodel of our modern farmhouse so everything is updated fresh and new!
Storybook Tiny House w/ Outdoor Shower, Water View
Nestled within 15 secluded acres, our tiny home is more than a place to stay, but a unique experience designed for creatives, couples, and those yearning to escape the hurry of everyday life. Our 125 sq ft tiny home is a sanctuary where time slows down. Our hope is connections deepen, creativity flourishes, & the soul finds rest here. Just a short drive from Raleigh, this cozy retreat offers the best of both worlds: a peaceful, country setting & easy access to amenities and attractions.
Walkable Wake Forest Townhouse
Welcome to my cozy and extremely walkable Wake Forest, NC townhome! At a full 1500 square feet, you'll have plenty of space (when you aren't out enjoying all Wake Forest and the Triangle have to offer)! Looking to work from home? My townhome's internet is fast and stable, and the office/gym space gets great natural light. It beats the heck out of an impersonal coworking space! Looking to NOT work from home? Enjoy the comfortable living room and screened-in porch, perfect for relaxation.
Luxurious Modernist Tree House
Stunning, private, and truly one-of-a-kind—this unique home is perfect for a vacation, staycation, special occasion, or simply celebrating everyday life. Designed by renowned modernist architect Frank Harmon. The 2,128-square-foot residence sits on 1.3 acres and was crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Inside, you’ll feel nestled among the treetops while remaining conveniently close to restaurants, shopping, downtown Raleigh, WakeMed, UNC, Duke, and Research Triangle Park.
Two Dachshund Farm (Lavender & Fiber Farm), LLC
Stay on a working fiber/lavender farm convenient to the Raleigh/Durham area - 20 min. from Interstate 85 & 50 min. from 95. Interact with our alpacas, sheep, llamas, Angora goats, donkeys, & more. Shop our farm store, stroll the property. Tours are free for registered guests. Friends may join the tour for a fee. Use of the pool is for registered guests only. Twenty stairs lead up to the 700 sq ft over-the-garage apartment with private entrance. Includes a king bed & pullout couch.
Charming historic Bungalow by lake, pet friendly
Welcome to our beautiful, historic river bungalow - perfect for families, small groups, or a romantic getaway! This charming retreat is a minute’s walk to Falls Dam, the Neuse River, and the Greenway, with miles of trails for you to explore. This 1901 bungalow still maintains much of its historic charm, though it is newly renovated and stylishly furnished for the utmost comfort and enjoyment during your stay. **We charge a separate $30 per pet/per night fee AFTER you book.
The Glam Cottage, Glamorous Southern Charm & cows.
Welcome to The Glam Cottage… a cozy, COW-tastic retreat in Wake Forest! Enjoy queen beds, a fully stocked kitchen, smart TVs, a pool table, board games, and lush, inviting décor. Outside, relax in the private fenced yard with a hot tub, fire pit, and boho gazebo. Minutes from Falls lake and walking trails with chances to spot local wildlife. Guests rave about how homey, peaceful, and well-equipped it feels, your perfect escape awaits! 🩷
Cozy tiny house in the country.
Come experience the peace and quiet of this unique tiny house in the county. Curl up in this cozy queen-sized bed in the loft of this private bo-ho cottage. Fix coffee or meals in the kitchen and get some work done at the desk or on the outdoor dining table using the wi-fi. The shower has virtually unlimited hot water. You can also eat dinner or hang out in the hammock in the secret garden under the glow of bistro lights.
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Cozy, Tranquil Home ~ Five Minutes to Downtown WF
Rooftop Views • Chef’s Kitchen • Walk to Downtown
Dogwood Retreat: contemporary, central, chic
Pool and Tennis Courts | Fire-Pit | Infinity Game
Dancing Daisy - Quiet Near Airport & Umstead, Pool
When is the best time to visit Wake Forest?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $191 NZD | $203 NZD | $207 NZD | $215 NZD | $222 NZD | $217 NZD | $207 NZD | $208 NZD | $217 NZD | $207 NZD | $224 NZD | $222 NZD |
| Avg. temp | 5°C | 7°C | 11°C | 16°C | 20°C | 25°C | 27°C | 26°C | 23°C | 17°C | 11°C | 7°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Wake Forest?
Vacation rentals in and around downtown Wake Forest are frequently suggested for convenient access to local shops, dining, and events. Quiet neighborhoods near the town's parks or greenways can provide a relaxed atmosphere.
What are the best things to do in Wake Forest with kids?
Families often explore local parks, public playgrounds, and interactive museums in Wake Forest. Seasonal events, outdoor concerts, and farmers markets provide engaging experiences for children year-round.
What are some of the best things to do in Wake Forest?
Stroll historic downtown, browse local shops, or explore greenways and nature trails around Wake Forest. Art galleries, farmers markets, and family friendly parks are frequently suggested activities.
How is the weather in Wake Forest?
Wake Forest experiences mild winters, with January around 32–52°F (0–11°C), and warm, humid summers, with July reaching 70–91°F (21–33°C). Rain is spaced throughout the year, with slightly wetter months in late summer and early fall.
When is the best time to visit Wake Forest?
Late spring and early fall are often recommended for visiting Wake Forest, with comfortable temperatures and outdoor events. Summer brings warmer weather and more rain, while winters tend to be mild but can be cooler.
What are the best places to visit in Wake Forest?
The historic downtown area, public parks, and local art galleries are often recommended stops in Wake Forest. Heritage museums and community markets highlight the area’s culture and history.
What are some hiking trails in Wake Forest?
Wake Forest has walking and biking trails in public parks and along greenways, where you can explore wooded paths and open fields. Some nature preserves around the area provide additional options for short or relaxed hikes.
What are some family activities we can do in Wake Forest?
Outdoor parks, playgrounds, and walking trails invite exploration for families, while interactive museum exhibits and seasonal events are often enjoyed together. Community gardens and local festivals create opportunities for shared experiences.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Wake Forest?
Explore nearby state parks, bustling markets, or historic towns around the region. Nature trails, local museums, and cultural sites are frequently suggested for a day of discovery beyond Wake Forest.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Wake Forest?
Wake Forest has a selection of pet friendly accommodations, especially in residential neighborhoods and near parks. Many hosts welcome pets and provide details on house rules in their listings.
What are some local tips for visiting Wake Forest?
Visit local farmers markets for seasonal produce and handcrafted goods, and stop by the downtown district for festivals or live music. Early mornings at public parks tend to offer quieter moments and more birdlife.
What is Wake Forest known for?
Wake Forest is known for its historic downtown, educational institutions, and strong community spirit. The area features green spaces, local shops, and a mix of cultural and recreational events throughout the year.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Wake Forest?
Explore nature preserves, small artist galleries, and cozy local cafes around Wake Forest for a quieter experience. Several parks and community gardens provide peaceful spots away from the busier downtown streets.
What are the best foods to try in Wake Forest?
Wake Forest has locally rooted flavors, including North Carolina-style barbecue, southern comfort dishes, and seasonal produce from area farmers. Artisan coffee shops and bakeries are also popular with visitors.
What should I bring for a trip to Wake Forest?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, casual clothing, and a rain jacket for varied weather. A reusable water bottle and sun protection are helpful for outdoor activities in Wake Forest’s parks and trails.
What is the nightlife in Wake Forest like?
Wake Forest has a laid-back nightlife scene with neighborhood pubs, casual bars, and places for live music. Locally owned breweries and eateries provide social spaces for an evening out.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Wake Forest?
Wake Forest has community celebrations like local art fairs, seasonal markets, and music festivals in the downtown area. Annual holiday parades and summer concerts are frequently suggested highlights.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Wake Forest?
Wake Forest has a variety of family friendly vacation rentals, including options with multiple bedrooms, kitchens, and outdoor spaces. Many listings accommodate children and are convenient to parks or kid-friendly activities.
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Explore 150 holiday rentals in Wake Forest
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Wake Forest holiday rentals start at $51 NZD per night before taxes and fees
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90 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities
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20 properties feature pools
Rentals with dedicated workspaces
100 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
150 of Wake Forest holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access
Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Gym, BBQ grill and Laptop-friendly workspace across Wake Forest rentals
4.8 Average rating
Wake Forest stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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