c.1946 North Carolina Log Home For Sale on Half Acre $198K

$198,000

This charming 1946 North Carolina log home, nestled near the heart of Ellenboro, boasts one bedroom and an additional den. Though zoned for commercial use, it can also be adapted for residential living.

Porch featured at 114 Beacon Hl, Ellenboro, NC, 28040

Realtor Comments

Short drive to the proposed Cotton Gin Park! This home has been largely renovated to include two new mini splits, new tankless hot water heater, new electrical and plumbing, as well as several doors, interior and exterior staining, updated laundry room, kitchen cabinets and countertops, lighting, bathroom updates and more in keeping with the aesthetic. Centrally located with a large front yard and plenty of parking. This home is highlighted by mature trees and recent landscaping. Drop cloth pictured is in place to protect the floors. Contact listing agent for disclosures.

1bed
1bath
Circa 1946

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114 Beacon Hl, Ellenboro, NC 28040

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Contact Realtor: Miranda Boudreau

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Kitchen featured at 114 Beacon Hl, Ellenboro, NC, 28040

Pros

Affordable Cost of Living
- Housing and daily expenses in Ellenboro are generally lower than the national average, making it a budget-friendly option.
Small-Town Charm
- A tight-knit community atmosphere where residents often know each other, fostering strong relationships.
Natural Beauty
- Surrounded by picturesque landscapes and opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and exploring local parks.
Quiet Environment
- A peaceful rural setting, ideal for those seeking a slower pace of life away from city noise and congestion.
Convenient Location
- Close proximity to larger towns provides access to additional amenities and services while maintaining small-town living.

Cons

Limited Amenities
- Fewer shopping, dining, and entertainment options compared to larger cities may require travel for certain needs.
Job Opportunities
- Employment options can be limited, prompting some residents to commute to nearby towns for work.
Public Transportation
- Minimal public transportation options mean that most residents rely on personal vehicles for mobility.
Healthcare Access
- Limited healthcare facilities may necessitate traveling to nearby cities for certain medical services and specialists.
Isolation
- The rural setting can feel isolating for those who prefer the conveniences and social interactions found in urban areas.