This is a beautiful home! Known as the Heilig-Foil House. The home was built in 1858. It is located on 1.50 acres in Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina. The home features a large front porch, a porte cochere, wood floors, knotty pine, crown moulding, wide baseboards, pretty staircase, sunroom, vintage bathroom fixtures and a great kitchen stove. Five bedrooms, two bathrooms and 3,704 square feet. $598,900
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From the Zillow listing:
Here is your chance to own a little piece of Mount Pleasant’s history. Historically referred to as the Heilig-Foil House, this breathtaking home is a fine example of the antebellum ltalianate period. This home was built in 1858 for Lawson G. Heilig with Italianate and Greek Revival traits. In 1921 it was purchased by Lawson Foil who brought in the well known Charlotte architect Louis H. Asbury. Asbury designed the portico which is upheld by classic ionic columns. He also designed the sunroom and the porte-cochere that amplifies the beauty and adds to the character of the home. Step inside and see the historic detail that has been beautifully preserved for decades. The original hardwood floors and the original characteristics of the home are sure to take you back in time. There are income tax incentives for the rehabilitation of this historic structure. Learn more using the link below: https://www.hpo.nc.gov/restoration-services/rehabilitation-tax-credit-programs
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