I love stone houses! This is a nice one! With some cosmetic work, this house could be a showstopper. The house was built in 1932. It is located on 1.09 acres in Reidsville, North Carolina. The house features a covered front porch, some original wood floors, baseboards, brick fireplace, french doors and bead board. There is a large detached garage/workshop that is wired. This house isn’t too far from Greensboro, North Carolina and Danville, Virginia. Three bedrooms, one bathroom and 1,376 square feet. $239,900
Contact Twila Roten with Realty One Group Results: 336-566-9246
From the Zillow listing:
Stone doesn’t go out of style — and this 1932 stone cottage on 1.09 fenced acres proves it. Original hardwoods, French doors, and a main-level primary anchor a home with character no builder can recreate at today’s costs. Freshly relaunched with new photography, brand-new flooring already installed in the kitchen and laundry — and now offering $4,000 in buyer concessions with acceptable offer PLUS a one-year home warranty. The showstopper: a wired 20’x34′ detached garage/workshop with separate workroom — woodworkers, mechanics, and hobbyists, welcome home. New black chain-link fenced backyard, covered porch, circular drive, public water and sewer, and no HOA. Located in a USDA-eligible area — qualified buyers may purchase with $0 down. An easy 30 minutes to Greensboro via US-29. HVAC recently serviced with documentation available. Vacant and easy to show. Come see what real stone and real character feel like.
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