Save This Old North Carolina Victorian Fixer Upper $105K
OHU50K Notes $105,000
This North Carolina Victorian fixer upper likely has an earlier build date than the date the agent furnishes. The exterior is so sweet, and the interior has many original features, but extensive restoration is needed.
Realtor Comments
If you love unique old houses this one is for you! Located on State Street in Lexington surrounded by beautiful stately homes. This house is classic Victorian-style with ornate columns, handcrafted millwork, gingerbread trim, multiple bay windows, and 12-foot ceilings. EXCELLENT POTENTIAL! New roof 2020! This property needs serious rehab but will be absolutely stunning. CAUTION This property has no utilities turned on and needs new electrical. Plumbing unknown. Partial floor collapse because of old roof leak and heavy furniture. This will require permitted rehab and experienced contractors. Please use extreme caution when entering the house. Sold as-is CASH ONLY.
- 3 bed
- 1.5 bath
- Build date 1927
If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
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Location of This North Carolina Victorian Fixer Upper
Lexington, North Carolina: Pros and Cons
Pros
- Barbecue capital known nationally for its distinctive Lexington-style BBQ and annual Barbecue Festival
- Affordable cost of living with housing prices below national averages
- Convenient location situated between Winston-Salem and Charlotte with access to I-85
- Rich cultural heritage combining small-town charm with Southern traditions
- Uptown Lexington featuring historic buildings and local businesses
- Proximity to High Rock Lake offering fishing, boating, and water recreation
- Strong sense of community with local events and festivals
- Famous furniture industry heritage with nearby High Point Market
Cons
- Limited economic opportunities compared to nearby larger cities
- Higher unemployment rates than state average in some periods
- Limited specialized healthcare facilities with some services requiring travel
- Fewer entertainment and dining options beyond barbecue restaurants
- Educational challenges in some public schools
- Limited public transportation requiring car ownership
- Some areas with higher crime rates than state averages
- Economic transition challenges from manufacturing decline
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