3/2 c.1900 North Carolina Home W/Stunning Staircase Under $190K

$189,900

Step into a home with a story to tell. Brimming with vintage charm and historic detail, this North Carolina Home offers the foundation to restore its original soul while modernizing for today’s lifestyle.

Realtor Comments

Whether you appreciate the existing character or are ready to create something completely new, this home is ready for its next chapter. Conveniently located in Trinity with easy access to surrounding communities, this is an opportunity worth exploring. Come see the possibilities for yourself! AS-IS Sale – Please see agent remarks.

3bd
2ba
1,932sqft
0.54 acre
Circa 1900

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5292 Old Meadowbrook Rd, Trinity, NC 27370 $189,900

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-Contact Realtor: Lacey Bice

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The Pros

Affordable Housing & Generous Lot Sizes: Compared to nearby Greensboro or Winston-Salem, Trinity offers budget-friendly housing with significantly larger lot sizes. It is a popular area for finding single-family homes on half-acre to multi-acre parcels, unmapped subdivisions, or equestrian properties.
Strategic Triad Commuter Location: Sitting right along Interstate 85 (I-85) and near US-311, Trinity provides simple, direct commutes across the Piedmont Triad:
- High Point: ~10–15 minutes
- Greensboro: ~25–30 minutes
- Winston-Salem: ~30–35 minutes
Quiet, Low-Density Atmosphere: For residents seeking an escape from heavy traffic and dense suburban developments, Trinity offers open space, peaceful tree-lined roads, and a slow-paced lifestyle.
Safe, Tight-Knit Community: Crime rates in Trinity are low compared to urban Triad centers. The community retains a small-town, friendly feel anchored by local churches, community leagues, and neighborhood networks.
Proximity to Outdoor Recreation: Residents enjoy easy drives to Uwharrie National Forest, Uwharrie River,Badin Lake, and High Point City Lake Park, making it a great base for hiking, hunting, boating, and fishing.

The Cons

Minimal Local Commercial & Dining Options: Trinity lacks a traditional downtown district. Local business is sparse—mostly gas stations, Dollar General stores, and a few small eateries. For grocery stores, major retailers, or diverse restaurant choices, residents must drive to Archdale, High Point, or Thomasville.
Car Dependency & Lack of Walkability: There is virtually no public transit, and infrastructure like sidewalks or bike lanes is minimal outside of immediate school zones or individual subdivisions. Owning a personal vehicle is essential.
Sparse Job Base in Town: Aside from local construction, agricultural services, or small service businesses,corporate and high-paying jobs inside Trinity proper are rare. Most working residents commute out of town for work.
Public School Ratings Vary: Served by Randolph County Schools (such as Trinity High School and Wheatmore High School), performance ratings vary depending on the specific zone compared to state averages or magnet programs available in neighboring Guilford County.
Limited Local Entertainment: There is very little local nightlife or organized cultural events within Trinity.Entertainment typically requires heading into High Point or Greensboro.