This captivating piece of Chapel Hill history, The Presbyterian Manse, has been lovingly cared for and faithfully preserved by the current owners. This charming home was built about the same year Thomas Edison was born, and was originally the home of Reverend Green, Rector at Chapel of the Cross. Upon entering the front door, you […]

Welcome to the grand and gracious Pate-Simon home, a stand-out in the Historic Ghent neighborhood, just one mile from Historic Downtown New Bern. With over 3,200 square feet of exquisite living space, this absolutely beautiful home boasts ten-foot ceilings upstairs and down and recently refinished original wood flooring nearly throughout the home. There are five […]

Welcome to the W.A. Mauney home, built in 1874 and located in the Central School Historic District. It is a Victorian style home which received a full restoration completed in 2023. The home features 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, updated kitchen with 48″ gas range and hood, refrigerator and dishwasher, soapstone countertops, separate mud room/laundry room, […]

1926 Tudor home in Emerywood. This architectural gem blends old-world charm with modern conveniences, offering the perfect home for those who appreciate character and craftsmanship. Distinctive, Classic Tudor design – gabled rooflines, half-timbering wood trim, brick and stucco facade, wood paneling, exposed beams, original hardwood floors, and large tiled fireplace. The kitchen, with adjacent breakfast […]

This historic home is truly a treasure! A National Register landmark, Mount Mourne, c.1836 holds significant historical & social provenance in southern Iredell Co. Built in the transitional Federal Greek Revival style with a hip-roof portico & fluted Doric columns, this 2-story home is situated on over 3 sprawling acres with private utilities. Unmatched craftsmanship […]