This fixer upper alert has a lot of potential! The Fisher-Tutterow House was built in 1907. It is located on .25 acre in Salisbury, North Carolina. The house features a covered front porch, solid wood doors with original hardware, baseboards, crown moulding and bead board. Salisbury is a nice town that has undergone a lot of revitalization. Four bedrooms and one bathroom. $160,000
Contact Stephen Scott with Realty Dynamics: [email protected]
From the Zillow listing:
The 1907 Fisher-Tutterow House is the perfect project for a historic home lover! The home features 4 fireplaces, 10′ ceilings, hardwood floors, and double-dutch wood siding. Currently owned by Historic Salisbury Foundation, a 2024 stabilization included wood-siding restoration, new roof, exterior paint, foundation repairs, and more. As a part of the North Long-Park Avenue National Historic District, this property is eligible for State Historic Preservation Tax Credits, which enables the new owner to recoup 15%+ of renovation costs. Easy walk to historic and thriving downtown Salisbury NC, you’ll find breweries, coffee shops & bakeries, fabulous restaurants ranging from taquerias to fine dining, and shopping! Extensive renovation is required, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, flooring, kitchen & bath. 2132 sq. ft (no HVAC). Home protected by Historic Salisbury Foundation’s covenants. Seller expects to sell the back portion of the lot to the neighbor. Survey shows expected lot lines.
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