Homes in Stonegate at St. Andrews range from 2006 builds on Rainy Lake Street to custom homes finished in 2026. In October 2026, listings ran from a $444,000 resale on Willow Stone Lane to $750,000 for a new custom home on Coach Lantern Avenue. The neighborhood sits 1.2 miles up Forestville Road from US 401, near the southern edge of Wake Forest, and Wake County parcel records place it inside town limits.
The name gets mixed up with Stonewater, a custom-home neighborhood farther north on Forestville Road. Search by the full name so the two don't get mixed up.
Wake County year-built records follow the street names closely here.
A 2007 home on Rainy Lake Street may still run its original HVAC system and water heater, and both are near the end of a normal service life. I read the data plate on the outdoor unit and the water heater label during the showing, since each one prints a manufacture date. If both are original, we price a replacement into the inspection response instead of waiting for a failure in the first August.
The amenity center has a clubhouse, a pool with a waterslide, three tennis courts, and a playground. ICG's Silver Gate Court homesites are next door. 2026 listing sheets show HOA dues of about $80 to $85 a month, managed by PPM, and the dues also cover stormwater maintenance.
ICG Homes has 11 homesites on Silver Gate Court, and Superior Custom Builders is building on Coach Lantern Avenue. ICG has listed finished homes with a builder contribution. I ask each builder what contribution and upgrades come with a completed home, then compare that with a Fairstone Road resale. You can also browse every new construction home in Wake Forest, or weigh Stonegate against eight others in our best neighborhoods in Wake Forest guide. INDY Week readers named Raleigh Realty Best Real Estate Company in Wake County for 2023, 2024, and 2025, per the 2025 winners list. Call me at 919-249-8536.