North Carolina

Solar Homes for Sale in Raleigh

“Power Your Raleigh Home with Solar Savings”

19 listings

Avg $919,199

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$3.6M

1312 Duplin Road

Raleigh, NC

$1.7M

2105 Cadenza Lane

Raleigh, NC

$1.5M

6909 Darcy Lane

Raleigh, NC

$1.3M

407 Bickett Boulevard

$1.2M

1017 Old Meetinghouse Way

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6909 Darcy Lane

Raleigh, NC

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407 Bickett Boulevard

Raleigh, NC

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1017 Old Meetinghouse Way

Raleigh, NC

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10900 Ervin Court

Raleigh, NC

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Raleigh, NC

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Raleigh, NC

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About Solar Homes in Raleigh

Raleigh, NC currently features 19 solar-powered homes on the market with an average listing price of $919,199. These energy-efficient properties range from $315,000 to $3,650,000, offering Triangle-area buyers the opportunity to reduce utility costs while living in North Carolina's capital city. Solar homes in Raleigh combine modern sustainability features with the area's strong housing market and growing tech corridor.

Average listing price: $919,199 · 19 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

There are currently 19 solar homes available in Raleigh with prices ranging from $315,000 to $3,650,000. The average listing price is $919,199, reflecting the premium many buyers place on energy-efficient features in the Triangle market.

North Carolina offers a 35% state tax credit for solar installations, and Raleigh residents can also access federal tax credits. Many solar homes in Raleigh already include these systems, potentially saving buyers thousands on upfront costs while reducing monthly utility bills.

With Raleigh's growing population and strong job market, solar homes typically sell faster and may command higher resale values. The 19 currently listed properties show buyer demand for energy-efficient homes that reduce long-term ownership costs in North Carolina's sunny climate.