That bathtub is like a work of art! This is such a beautiful home and so original! The Brawley Tourist Home was built in 1919. It is located on .43 acres in Statesville, North Carolina. There are original hardwood floors, 8 coal burning fireplaces, leaded glass windows, and beautiful built-ins! The home is situated only a short walk from the revitalized downtown area. The property has a detached carriage house with a guest area. Seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, and 4,923 square feet. $250,000
From the Zillow listing:
An absolutely beautiful historic home, the “Brawley Tourist Home”, built in 1919 and located in the historic district. This 4500’+ home is a two-story brick veneer Elizabethan Revival-Prairie style house with hip roof. Large 12′ deep front porch overlooks the Davie Avenue streetscape. Only a short walk to the revived Statesville downtown area! This home has incredible original craftsmanship included leaded-glass enclosed shelving, coffered ceilings, 8 coal fireplaces, built-in china cabinet, wainscoating, original hardwood floors, many original bath fixtures, 10′ ceilings, original doors, hardware, picture molding, porte cochere, and a renovated carriage house that can now be shaped into an in-law suite, second living quarter or small apartment. Sold AS-IS and patiently awaiting a restoration to its glory days of the roaring 20’s and beyond! The 444′ second living quarters heated and cooled with window mini-split type system per seller.
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