c.1860/1900 Scotland Neck NC Handyman Special Under $40,000 ~ 2.5 Hours to Outer Banks Beaches ~ Sold

1213 Church St, Scotland Neck, NC 27874   $37,500 ~ Sold

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This handyman special with Queen Anne elements in Scotland, Neck, North Carolina, can be purchased with no restrictions or covenants attached to the sale. Take a look at the gorgeous ceilings, moldings, staircase, hardwood floors and intricate fretwork.You will love the neighborhood. While this home is a handyman special, the surrounding homes are beautiful. Location, location, location.

From the National Register of Historic Places: “Two-story frame Victorian house with Queen Anne decorative elements; weatherboard siding; clipped-gable, standing-seam metal roof with standard central cross gable; symmetrical three-bay facade; four-panel central door with decorative surrounds and molded capitals above transom; two-story rear wing with a gable over an entrance bay on north elevation; wrap-around porch with slender turned posts and balusters.

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places Section 1 Page 25 Scotland Neck Historic District Halifax County, North Carolina gable marking the central entrance bay; conical-roofed, polygonal pavilion accentuates the northwest comer of porch; interior chimney; rear one-story addition; Charles T. Lawrence, local merchant; rebuilt an earlier house owned by John Boyette by adding second story and Victorian trim.”