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1925 in Tryon, NC

Posted on OHD: 6/11/25. As of 6/11/25, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.

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43 E Howard St, Tryon, NC 28782

Two houses, 1 parcel! Located in downtown Tryon, the historic Toy House & Cottage are now for sale. Designed by notable Tryon architect J. Foster Searles with an English Cottage aesthetic, the Toy House features one bedroom, bathroom, dining area, newly renovated kitchen w/ laundry closet & an alcove suitable for office use. Family room showcases the original fireplace complete w/ original carved walnut mantel & Mother Goose tiles, and carved beams in the vaulted ceiling, all of which were handcrafted by the original toymakers. Small upstairs loft overlooks the family room. Original features throughout - beautiful woodwork & some original door hardware are intact & in great condition. Adjacent Cottage was built later w/ kitchen, bedroom, living room & bathroom. Lots of storage & a deck too! The Toy House & Cottage have both been used as homes, however, they are located in the Central Business District & may be used for business, long or short-term rentals. New roofs on both!
2 Bed · 2 Bath · 1,887 Sq Ft · 0.24 Ac.
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