Porch goals! This is a pretty house! The home was built in 1878. It is located on 1.01 acres in Mint Hill, North Carolina. Mint Hill is a major suburb of Charlotte, North Carolina. The house features a large wrap around front porch, wood floors, a lot of natural light, claw foot tub, baseboards, crown moulding and an updated kitchen. The interior could use some color and some carpet removal upstairs. There is a garage on the property. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,636 square feet. $499,000
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From the Zillow listing:
Discover one of Mint Hill’s rare historic treasures, an early farmhouse with deep local roots and thoughtful updates that honor its past while supporting comfortable everyday living. Built in the late 1800s and recognized as one of the oldest remaining homes in Mint Hill, this property offers timeless character, authentic craftsmanship, and a setting that feels both storied and inviting. The home features brand new white oak hardwood floors throughout the main level, fresh interior and exterior paint, and beautifully refreshed landscaping that highlights the charm of the wraparound porch and classic L-shaped design. Many original elements remain, including wood siding walls, period windows and doors, and handmade brick fireplaces that showcase the craftsmanship of the era. The layout includes generous living areas, historic architectural lines, and a spacious detached garage with attic storage. Thoughtful system updates provide peace of mind, including a new roof in 2024, furnace replacement in 2023, and outside condenser unit and ductwork replaced in 2021. The property sits on a large fenced lot with mature trees, offering room to gather, garden, and enjoy outdoor living. Conveniently located on Hwy 51, the home offers quick access to downtown Mint Hill shops and restaurants, and is just minutes from the new Ezell Community Park scheduled to open nearby. This property presents a unique opportunity for those who appreciate historic homes, authentic detail, and a rich sense of place. Experience a landmark piece of Mint Hill history that has been cared for across generations and thoughtfully prepared for its next chapter.
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