c.1935 North Carolina Tudor Revival $199,750
$199,750
North Carolina tudor revival right in the town center! Thoughtfully updated, this lovely home includes a heated sunroom, new flooring, and fresh paint throughout.

Realtor Comments
The updated kitchen offers stainless steel appliances, upgraded countertops, and modern finishes. Enjoy a stylish tile bath with oversized walk-in tile shower. A detached carport adds convenience, all in a prime in-town location close to everything
- 3bed
- 1bath
- 1,485sqft
- 0.26acre lot
- Circa 1935
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1304 Rhem Street, Kinston, NC 28501 $199,750
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Brokered by KINSTON REALTY GROUP

Pros
- Affordable cost of living: Housing and everyday expenses are generally lower than in larger North Carolina cities, making homeownership and rentals more attainable.
- Historic downtown and local character: Kinston has historic architecture, growing arts and food scenes (including notable restaurants and brewery activity), and community events that celebrate local culture.
- Riverfront and outdoor access: The Neuse River, nearby lakes, parks, and greenways offer fishing, boating, walking, and outdoor recreation.
- Food and culinary attractions: Kinston has gained attention for its restaurants, chef-driven dining, and culinary tourism (e.g., Chef Vivian Howard’s influence).
- Strong sense of community: Small-city feel with tight-knit neighborhoods and community-oriented festivals, markets, and volunteer opportunities.
- Short drives to larger metros: Within reasonable driving distance to cities such as New Bern, Greenville, and Raleigh for additional services, jobs, and entertainment.
- Growing revitalization efforts: Investment in downtown redevelopment, arts, and dining has improved quality of life and created new local businesses.
- Medical services and regional access: Local hospitals and clinics handle routine care; larger medical centers are reachable in nearby cities.
Cons
- Limited job market diversity: Employment is concentrated in manufacturing, healthcare, education, and local services; specialized or high-tech job opportunities are more limited than in larger metros.
- Economic challenges in some areas: Parts of the city face poverty and economic revitalization is uneven—some neighborhoods still need investment and infrastructure improvements.
- Public transit limitations: Limited public transportation options; owning a car is practically required for most commutes and errands.
- Education variability: Public school performance and resources can vary—families may want to research specific schools and options.
- Weather risks: Hot, humid summers and occasional severe weather (hurricanes/tropical storms and flooding risk) can be concerns; proximity to the Neuse River means some flood-prone areas exist.
- Limited nightlife and cultural options: While improving, entertainment choices are smaller than in larger cities; for major cultural events you may travel to Raleigh or Greenville.
- Infrastructure and services gaps: Some areas may experience slower utility upgrades, broadband availability, or municipal services compared with larger urban centers.
- Perception and amenities: As a smaller city, Kinston offers fewer large-scale shopping centers, specialty healthcare options, and high-end amenities than major metropolitan areas.

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