The Barnhardt-Cramer house was built in 1938 and is a designated historic landmark property. Since these pictures were taken, the home has had a new roof placed on it. This revivalist design house is located on 1.05 acres in Charlotte, North Carolina and is situated just three blocks from the Charlotte Country Club. There is no estate like this in the city of Charlotte and would make a great project for someone with the money. The buyer will have 50% property tax credits since it is a historic designated landmark. When looking at this price, consider that Charlotte real estate is priced high, and this actually seems like a reasonable price for the location and the historical value of the home. I love the way the house looks from the back with the sweeping stairs and fountain area! Six bedrooms, four bathrooms, and 5,612 square feet. $1,195,000
From the Zillow listing:
BACK ON THE MARKET after storm damage this fall; NEW Roof, and seller making ongoing repairs/improvements in early 2019. Martin Boyer-designed (ca.1938), The Barnhardt-Cramer House is a stunning, distinct and sophisticated example of revivalist design. Located in Midwood, 7-10 minutes from uptown and just three blocks from Charlotte Country Club, this is a designated historic landmark (#32258-837) and sits on 1.05 ac, as the centerpiece of the new Cramer’s Pond development. Property currently owned by the Char-Meck Historic Landmarks Commission. An historic gem is ready for that special buyer who appreciates a 1930s-estate like nothing else in the city, and is able to make the appropriate restoration/improvements. Home boasts 5+ large bedrooms, 4+ baths, 5612 HLA, and a massive walk-up attic that can be finished off. Multiple outdoor spaces, including a covered, 2nd floor porch offer endless possibilities. Buyer will have 50% property tax credits as HLC landmark!
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