c.1870 North Carolina Farmhouse on 0.9 Acre $112K
$112,000
Travel back in time with this enchanting 2-bedroom, 1-bath North Carolina farmhouse, constructed in 1870 and brimming with character and potential. Set on 0.9 acres of tranquil countryside, this historic residence captures the charm of a bygone era while.
Realtor Comments
Inside, you’ll find two fireplaces-one in the living room and one in the family room-adding warmth and character to the layout. The property features multiple inviting outdoor spaces, including a covered wrap-around front and side porch, a screened side porch, a covered rear porch, and a covered left-side porch, perfect for enjoying the surrounding views. A circular drive adds convenience and accessibility. This home needs TLC and currently has no active heat source, making it an ideal project for those looking to restore and personalize a piece of history. Bring your vision and breathe new life into this countryside gem!
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- Circa 1870
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2412 Daves Dr, Shelby, NC $112,000
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Pros
- Affordable Cost of Living:
- Shelby offers a lower cost of living compared to many urban areas, making it a budget-friendly option for families and individuals.
- Small-Town Atmosphere:
- A friendly, close-knit community where residents often engage in local events and activities.
- Rich History:
- Shelby features historical sites and cultural landmarks that reflect its heritage, providing a sense of character and charm.
- Outdoor Recreation:
- Abundant parks and nearby natural areas offer opportunities for hiking, fishing, and enjoying the outdoors.
- Strategic Location:
- Conveniently located near Charlotte and other major cities, providing easy access to urban amenities without the hustle and bustle.
Cons
- Limited Job Opportunities:
- Fewer local employment options may require commuting to larger cities for better job prospects.
- Public Transportation:
- Limited public transit options mean that having a personal vehicle is often necessary for commuting and running errands.
- Weather:
- Hot summers and occasional severe weather can be challenging for some residents.
- Fewer Amenities:
- Limited shopping and entertainment options compared to larger cities, which may require travel for a wider variety.
- Cultural Activities:
- While there are local events, the variety of cultural activities and venues may be less than in larger urban areas.
