Lovely c.1947 North Carolina Brick Cape Under $186K

OHU50K Notes $185,900

Lovely c.1947 North Carolina Brick Cape. Quaint home on over a third of an acre with a carport. The interior has built-ins and more.

Yard featured at 3729 S Main St, Winston Salem, NC, 27127

Realtor Comments

BACK ON MARKET, no fault to seller. This well-built brick home is full original character and ready for its updated remodel. With 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and a partially finished basement, there’s plenty space to recreate your own personal vision. It has great bones and a layout that offers a solid foundation for renovation. Whether you’re an investor looking for your next project or a buyer with vision, this home gives you the chance to bring new life into a well-built property. The partially finished basement adds extra flexibility-perfect for storage, a workshop, or future living space. Plus, the location is a major bonus with easy access to highways, restaurants, and shopping, making everyday convenience a breeze. Being sold AS-IS.

3 bed
2 bath
Build date 1947

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3729 S Main St, Winston Salem, NC 27127 $185,900

Contact Realtor: Yolanda Hayes
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Pros

Reasonable cost of living. While housing prices have increased, Winston-Salem remains more affordable than Charlotte or Raleigh.
Diverse job market. Major employers include healthcare, education, financial services, manufacturing, and logistics. Institutions like Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist and Novant Health provide significant employment.
Higher education. The city is home to Wake Forest University, University of North Carolina School of the Arts, and several other colleges, contributing to a vibrant cultural scene.
Growing downtown. Downtown Winston-Salem has been revitalized with restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, apartments, and entertainment venues, particularly in the Innovation Quarter.
Arts and culture. The city has a strong arts community, theaters, galleries, music venues, and festivals, helped by the presence of the arts school.
Good location. Residents can reach Charlotte, Raleigh, and the Blue Ridge Mountains within a couple of hours, making weekend trips easy.
Moderate climate. Winters are generally mild, and while summers are warm and humid, they’re often a bit less intense than in parts of the Deep South.
Healthcare. Access to specialists and advanced medical care is excellent for a city of its size.

Cons

Wages can trail some larger metros. Salaries in certain industries may be lower than in Charlotte or the Research Triangle, though housing costs are also lower.
Public transportation is limited. Most residents rely on cars, and transit options are modest compared with larger cities.
Hot, humid summers. July and August can be quite warm with high humidity.
Some neighborhood variation. As with many cities, some neighborhoods have seen more investment than others, so it’s important to research specific areas.
Traffic is growing. While generally manageable, congestion has increased as the region has expanded.
Fewer big-city amenities. Winston-Salem has a strong local dining and arts scene, but it doesn’t offer the same scale of professional sports, international business, or entertainment as Charlotte.