744 Mills Street - Unclaimed

744 Mills St, Raleigh, NC 27608

Special offer! $1125/month MOVE IN SPECIAL for the first 6 months. Rent will then be raised to market value of $1195.
Expires April 1, 2026
Applies to select units

Apartment building

1 bed

Available units

Price may not include required fees and charges

Price may not include required fees and charges.

Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
CSpecial offer 1 bd, 1 ba 7 photos	--	Now	$1,125

What's special

Carpeted living and bedroomTile kitchen and bath

OFFERING 1 Bedroom Unit in Five Points for $1125 as a MOVE IN SPECIAL This one bedroom apartment is available 10/1! In the popular Five Points neighborhood and walkable to some of the area's breweries, restaurants and shops. Laundry room on site as well. Carpeted living and bedroom and tile kitchen and bath. Some pets welcome with a $250 non-refundable pet fee. One month's rent security deposit. Application fee of $75. One year lease. Application fee of $75. Security deposit of one months rent. Non-refundable $250 pet fee with approved pet.

Neighborhood: Five Points

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Historic Area
Rich history reflected in architecture, landmarks, and charming old-town character.
Dining Scene
From casual bites to fine dining, a haven for food lovers.
Walkable Streets
Pedestrian-friendly layout encourages walking to shops, dining, and parks.
Green Spaces
Scenic trails and gardens with private, less-crowded natural escapes.

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Centered on Raleigh’s Five Points, 27608 blends leafy, historic neighborhoods—Hayes Barton, Bloomsbury, Budleigh, Roanoke Park, and Fallon Park—with a relaxed front‑porch vibe. Tree‑lined streets and 1920s–40s bungalows sit near pocket parks and greenway access at Fallon Park and the Crabtree Creek Trail; weekends mean dog walks, stroller strolls, and easy bike rides. Locals catch films at the Rialto Theatre, sip coffee at Third Place, and dine at Five Points staples like Hayes Barton Cafe, NOFO @ the Pig, Lilly’s Pizza, and Mandolin; errands are simple at Glenwood Village’s Harris Teeter, with fitness studios along Oberlin and Glenwood. Summers are warm and humid, winters mild, and spring brings showy azaleas. According to Zillow Market Trends over the past few months, the area’s median asking rent has hovered in the low‑to‑mid $2,000s, with most listings ranging roughly from the mid‑$1,500s to mid‑$3,000s, depending on size and home type. Walkable, family‑ and pet‑friendly, it offers quiet streets and quick access to downtown.