When I saw this house this morning, I recognized it immediately because I fell in love with it three years ago! Not only did I fall in love with it, but I wrote an article about the history and found a cool old video about it. You can read that article here. That green wainscoting is original paint! The Historic Reverend Speight House was built in 1821. It is located on 3.15 acres in Stantonsburg, North Carolina. The house and the outbuildings are on the National Register of Historic Places and have protective easements. The home features original hardwood floors, wainscoting, intricate crown molding, some original windows and it has pegged construction. The property features multiple outbuildings, apple, pear and peach trees. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,012 square feet. $229,900
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From the Zillow listing:
Country roads take me home! Have you ever dreamed of owning a historical home in a peaceful country setting? This is your opportunity! Historical Rev.Speight House was built in 1821 and sits on approx. 3.15 acres with multiple outbuildings. Land contains pear, apple, and peach trees. Thorough renovations of this home such as the updated kitchen with large granite countertops, reconstructed/useable fireplaces, and many other updates ensure modern comfort while maintaining its historical features. This 3 bedroom and 1.5 bath home was built with hand-hewed and pegged construction. Home & outbuildings are protected by The Historic Preservation Foundation of North Carolina and are subject to historical covenants. Don’t wait! Call today and schedule a private showing before it’s too late!
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