The newel post on the stairs is amazing! Thomas Day sure was an artisan. This home was built in 1855. It is located on five acres in Milton, North Carolina. There are original hardwood floors, Thomas Day woodwork, and original windows. The kitchen ceiling is made from reclaimed wood. The property has two barns and two additional outbuildings. Milton is a quaint little town on the Dan River, not far from Danville, Virginia. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 2,970 square feet. $439,900
Contact Diann Worrell with Hodge and Kittrell Sotheby’s International: 919-240-5360
From the Zillow listing:
Farmhouse charm with uptown appeal-Thomas Day mid-1800s detailing-Stately manor meticulously refined to reflect original character but with modern updates harmonizing with Greek Revival design-Regal interior is awash with sunlight courtesy of immense original windows-Heart of the home is glorious kitchen with walk-in pantry & reclaimed period wood ceiling, island with farmhouse sink-Rich wood cabintery topped by quartz counter tops.-Luxury baths offer modern function & comfort-+2 barns & 2 outbuildings
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