This house is in the same town where Thomas Day’s workshop is located. There is some woodwork in this house that is attributed to Day. The fireplace in the detached summer kitchen is so cool. The John Wilson house was built in 1835. Mr. Wilson was a prominent merchant and planter. This federal home is located on .87 acre in Milton, North Carolina. The house features beautiful wood floors, tall ceilings, original mantels, pretty staircase, wide baseboards and chair rails. There is a detached summer kitchen on the property that is currently set up as a short term rental. Five bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,472 square feet. $450,000
Contact Eithiel Estes with Elm Realty: 336-516-5846
From the Zillow listing:
Step back in time with this stunning Federal-style home featuring emerging Greek Revival elements, originally built by John Wilson, a prominent merchant and planter. Showcasing fine craftsmanship, the interior boasts late Federal trim attributed to the renowned Thomas Day workshop. The 3 story main house offers a spacious & versatile layout: 1st Floor: Includes a formal dining room, kitchen, and living room, along with a 1/2 bath. 2nd Floor: Features three generously sized rooms, ideal for use as bedrooms & a full bathroom. 3rd Floor: Offers two large rooms, perfect for additional bedrooms, office space, or a creative retreat & a full bath. Adding to the historic charm, located behind the main house is the original brick kitchen that currently serves as a short term rental with full kitchen and two cozy second floor bedrooms and frame smokehouse at the rear. A rare opportunity to own a piece of almost 200 year old NC History, a blend of classic elegance with timeless craftsmanship.
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