Wow, with that price, I was not expecting that interior! The library is my favorite! This house is known as the Peel-Lindsley House. It was built in 1927. It is located on .28 acre in Williamston, North Carolina. The house features original wood floors, pretty staircase, crown moulding, baseboards, wainscoting, crystal chandeliers, ceiling medallions, built-in china cabinets, updated kitchen and knotty pine. The exterior could use some clean up and landscaping. There are a couple of outbuildings and a koi pond on the property. A huge expense has been taken care of with a new roof. Four bedrooms and two bathrooms. $92,500
Contact Elisha Faye Hardison with Sweetwater Real Estate: 252-809-3927
From the Zillow listing:
Step back in time and discover the charm of the historic 1927 Peel-Lindsley Colonial Revival home, conveniently located just a few blocks from downtown Williamston. This classic residence showcases an abundance of original character, including hardwood floors, hardware, moldings, fixtures, and architectural details. The roof was replaced in 2025, providing an important recent update. A welcoming foyer is highlighted by a beautiful grand staircase that captures timeless Southern elegance. The living room features a fireplace that is currently closed off, offering the potential to become a beautiful focal point. The updated kitchen features a custom porcelain sink, generous workspace, and a walk-in pantry. Kitchen appliances are not currently functioning and will need to be supplied by the buyer. The adjoining dining room offers custom built-in corner cabinets that add both charm and functionality. The main-level bedroom features tongue-and-groove pine walls, built-in shelving, and a spacious walk-in closet. A full bathroom with a tiled tub and shower combination is also located downstairs. Upstairs, you will find three additional bedrooms and a second full bathroom that is in need of repairs. The home currently does not have a functioning HVAC system. Outside, the large backyard offers plenty of room to enjoy, along with a koi pond and detached outbuilding for additional storage. Connected to city water and city sewer, this remarkable property is filled with history, character, and potential. With repairs and a little TLC, this Colonial Revival home could once again become a stunning showplace. Schedule your private tour today!
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