Description

History meets you at the door and will have you saying, ''they don't make them like this anymore.'' Solid home with original hardwoods, tile, thick crown molding throughout, and original solid wood doors and hardware. No cheesy cookie-cutter renovations herethe owner loved the original feel of this amazing property. In her own words; ''I will always love this house. It just has so much history and I wish I could keep it but I know someone else will fall in love with it too and make it their own!!'' If the home itself was not enough, the location is worth its weight in gold. Perfectly situated, and zoned, to become almost anything you want it to be, residential, commercial, or both, and nestled between Gorham's Restaurant (formerly The Colonial Inn) and the Convention Center, and a two-minute walk to downtown, the fireworks display, the Dogwood Festival, the beautiful new library, and almost everything Farmville has to offer. This property is also just a 15-minute drive to the ECU Medical Center. Enjoy a very private backyard all while being where the action is. This is a home that's just a pleasure to live in; there's a large, covered side porch to relax in the shade and above, accessible only from the upstairs Master Bedroom, walk out onto your roof deck for morning coffee at sunrise or to watch the July 4th Fireworks. The master also connects directly to an adjacent bedroom via a private closet and a walkin cedar closet is nearby. The ample laundry room is conveniently just off the garage, a galley kitchen that retains its rustic appeal, updated Dining Room balancing nicely with original elements, a very large living room and large full floored attic. There are two wood burning fireplaces, one in the living room and one in the master bedroom (living room set up for Natural Gas). Updates: new heat pump, replaced septic line, new garage door, new front windows, crawl space cleaned out/new moisture barrier and access doors, new kitchen sink/faucet, dining room upda

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Listed by: Marcus Mcclanahan