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c. 1952 Classical Revival in Lumberton, NC

7/4/22 14 Comments
Posted on OHD: 7/4/22. Last OHD Update: 8/20/22.
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2101 N Elm St, Lumberton, NC 28358

The MacLean Home in Lumberton is a nostalgic property that almost every local will know of if you speak about the property. Everyone knows of the beautiful Doric columns and the famous Santa Clause that stands on the front porch to wave at everyone during the holiday season. Now, this historical family home of the MacLean family, that did so much for the Lumberton community, could be yours! This home is located on an entire city block; set back from the street and the backyard is enclosed by a Charleston style electronic wrought iron security gate. You will have full privacy and security in the backyard of this home so that you could thoroughly enjoy the permanent outdoor grilling area, swim in the pool and relax in the backdrop of the guest house that overlooks the pool. Each bedroom inside of the home and guest house has it's own bathroom. There is ample living space as there is a formal living room, dining room, library/study and informal family room inside of the home.
3 Bed ∙ 3 full, 2 half Bath ∙ 3,750 Sq Ft ∙ 0.53 Ac.
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