State: North Carolina
North Carolina’s old homes come in all shapes and settings. You’ll find weathered farmhouses in the mountains, cozy cottages near the coast, and small-town streets lined with Queen Annes, foursquares, and mill village homes. Some houses haven’t changed much over the decades, still holding onto their original woodwork, windows, and well-worn floors. Others have been carefully updated, keeping their historic style front and center. Whether it’s a beadboard-lined hallway, a wide porch built for summer evenings, or just that unmistakable sense of age and grace, you’ll find it in North Carolina.
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1904/1912 Classical Revival in Laurinburg, NC
1925 – Mount Gilead, NC
This ole house was a home of comfort, once rang with laughter and heard many a shout. Owner says ain’t goanna need this house no longer, ain’t got time to fix the shingles, ain’t got time to fix the door, ain’t got time to oil the hinges nor to mend no window pane. (Lyrics by Stuart Hamblen – This Ole House). Yes this is an old “ole” house but it has stood the test of time. Original slate roof still shelters almost pristine level hardwood floors. Original plaster over wood lath in surprisingly acceptable condition most areas with original picture mold still installed. Original wood work and finish dating back to circa 1925. Hot water boiler removed, radiators remain, no central heat or air, main floor area and second floor space totaling 3,189 sq. ft. will need to be unfitted with new heating system. Hunting a truly arts and craft period home to restore this is it but only for those with love of architecture of the early 20th century and appreciation of wood and craftsmanship.