Nice pocket doors in this house! This is a big home and a big yard! The Barnes House was built in 1910. It is located on .81 acre in Kenly, North Carolina. I have to ask, what in tarnation is going on with some of these pictures. If you are using your phone to take them, just take them. No filters needed, no panoramic views needed, even take a few pictures of a room, rather than one long distorted one. The house features a large wrap around porch, upper porch, original wood floors, bead board wainscoting, tall ceilings, original mantels, crown moulding and a spacious kitchen. The house has a basement and a big backyard. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 3,100 square feet. $349,000
Contact Thomas Parker with Thomas Parker Realty Group: 919-631-7400
From the Zillow listing:
Your OPPORTUNITY awaits!! DON’T MISS this chance to own a bit of history! In the wonderful town of Kenly, NC, nestled among a row of historic homes, stands this magnificent historic ”Barnes Home” built in 1910. This 3100 square foot home exudes charm and elegance at every turn. Its towering structure is a testament to a bygone era, where craftsmanship and attention to detail were paramount. As you approach the grand entrance of 204 Bailey Ave, the massive wrap-around porch beckons you to sit and enjoy the gentle breeze that rustles through the towering trees nearby. The second-floor widow’s walk offers a bird’s eye view of the beautiful neighboring historic homes, a perfect spot for moments of solitude and reflection. Stepping inside, you are greeted by the warm glow of heart pine floors that lead you through the sprawling rooms of the home. The updated bathrooms and kitchen seamlessly blend modern amenities with the home’s historic charm, while the original mantels and tile accents evoke a sense of nostalgia. The heart of this home lies in its grand hallway, where the original pocket doors and the beautiful stairwell stand as testaments to the home’s opulence. The formal living room and family room offer ample space for gatherings, while the oversized dining room is perfect for hosting elaborate dinner parties. Upstairs, three huge bedrooms await, each boasting large windows that flood the rooms with natural light. The center hallway, currently a play space for the children, could easily be transformed into yet another family gathering space. As you explore the nooks and crannies of this home, the intricate original moldings and transoms are a constant reminder of the home’s rich history. Outside, the .81-acre lot offers plenty of space for outdoor activities, while being just a short stroll away from the town’s shopping, dining, and parks. Journey through time and indulge in the grandeur of this amazing home, where each room tells a story.
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