Would love to own this house! There is even an old family cemetery on the property! The Cullen Pippen House was built in 1790. It is located on six acres in Tarboro, North Carolina. The house was built by Revolutionary War Ensign, Joseph Pippen. The house features hardwood floors, wainscoting, beautiful mantels and an updated kitchen. The property has a long tree lined drive, fruit trees and a pecan grove. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms an 1,947 square feet. $384,900 New price: $374,900
Contact Brett Hill with 1st Class Real Estate Triangle East: 252-955-1350
From the Zillow listing:
Discover the charm of the Cullen Pippen House, a unique blend of history and elegance. This architectural gem combines two historic homes, seamlessly joined in a 1989 renovation while preserving the original character. Built by Revolutionary War Ensign Joseph Pippen, the 1790 Georgian and 1810 Federal-style sections offer a captivating blend of old-world charm and modern comfort. With four bedrooms, three baths, and five stunning fireplaces, this home showcases original heart pine flooring and beautifully crafted mantles. The property spans six fenced acres with a tree-lined driveway, pecan grove, fruit trees, vegetable garden, and pastures. Enjoy modern convenience with a three-zone heating/air system and two deep-water wells, all while embracing the rich history of the Pippen family, whose ancestors rest in the on-site family cemetery. This is more than a home—it’s a living piece of history, waiting for you to make it your own. At the time of the former owner’s death, they will be buried in the family cemetery, which is located on the property. Preserveration restrictions apply. Property is RV living ready too! Additionally offers a RV dump station & 2nd septic system rated for a 2 bedroom ADU. 100amps of power & additional well. Seller offering an allowance of $18,884.03 for various repairs/updates to property. Additional 543 sqft NOT included in total do to low celings. Space includes one bathroom and 2 rooms.
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