This Greek Revival home looks like a diamond in the rough to me! How about those pressed tin ceilings! The house was built in 1853. It is located on .78 acre in Williamston, North Carolina. The house features a covered front porch, pretty wood floors, nice staircase, french doors, wide baseboards, pressed tin ceilings, solid wood doors with original hardware, crown moulding, picture rails and original mantels. This could be a fun project. Four bedrooms and one bathroom. $129,500
Contact Elisha Faye Hardison with Sweetwater Real Estate: 252-809-3927
From the Zillow listing:
Own a Piece of History: The Duggan-Goddard House in Downtown Williamston Step back in time and seize a rare opportunity to own a magnificent Antebellum Greek Revival home built circa 1853-1854. Located in the heart of downtown Williamston, this property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been a silent witness to over 170 years of history. This is more than a home; it’s a legacy awaiting its next chapter. From the moment you arrive, the home’s distinguished architecture makes a lasting impression. The trabeated entrance at grade level welcomes you, leading to a grand stairwell that speaks to the craftsmanship of a bygone era. The classic double-pile, side-hall plan is enhanced by exquisite Greek Revival details, including stately pilasters on plinth blocks, elegant capitals adorned with sunburst motifs, sophisticated moldings, and a deep entablature. Inside, the home is a treasure trove of original features, offering a remarkable canvas for a passionate restorer. Historic pine wood floors span the living spaces, holding the stories of generations beneath your feet. Original pressed metal ceiling tiles catch the light overhead, while preserved hardware adds an authentic touch throughout the home. Multiple original fireplaces serve as stunning focal points in various rooms, hinting at cozy evenings from the past. The spacious layout is further enhanced by a two-story rear ell, a wing added around 1915 that expands both the living space and potential of this remarkable property. This property represents a unique restoration project for the true history enthusiast. While repairs have been started, the home is a blank slate for someone who dreams of reviving a historic landmark. Please note that the property does not currently have an HVAC system, providing an opportunity to install modern comforts while respecting the home’s historic integrity. Imagine the satisfaction of restoring this architectural gem to its to its former glory.
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