One of the Finest Colonial Revival Homes High Point, NC!

Located in High Point, NC this home is one of Emerywood’s first homes, and among the finest Colonial Revival homes in High Point. A semicircular columned portico with a Chinese Chippendale balustrade, blind arches with garlands and urns and a tile hipped roof set a formal stage, yet the floor plan was modern for its time, with open rooms and the entrance shifted to a side porte-cochere. Ten-foot ceilings, deep plaster moldings, and red oak floors bordered in walnut and sycamore give the rooms their character. A completely remodeled kitchen with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances and remodeled baths bring it up to date, and two newer HVAC systems and a long list of recent updates mean the hard work is done. Four large bedrooms include a primary with its own fireplace, and a finished attic and a basement with a private entrance add room to grow. On over half an acre, a sunken garden with original fountain sits behind the three-car garage and its 2BR/1BA apartment. The Lucy and J. Vassie Wilson House.