$409,000

Charming 19th-century home nestled on 5 sprawling acres offers a perfect blend of historic elegance and modern convenience! This Greek Revival, front gable porch house was built for James Allen Herring in 1895. From the moment you step onto the newly renovated front porch, complete with new brick steps and cedar clad columns, you'll be captivated by the timeless beauty of this residence. As you enter, you'll be greeted by the grandeur of the 10-foot ceilings, adorned with exquisite crown molding, enhancing the sense of sophistication throughout the main level. The stunning heart pine floors lead you through the spacious living areas, where built-in cabinets provide ample storage for all your needs. The kitchen seamlessly combines modern updates with classic charm. Whip up culinary delights surrounded by the timeless elegance of the hardwood floors and enjoy meals with family and friends in the adjacent dining area. With four bedrooms and three and a half baths, there is ample room for everyone to find their own sanctuary. Step outside onto the screened-in porch and soak in the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside. Updates have been thoughtfully carried out to ensure modern comfort without compromising the home's timeless appeal. In 2021, a high-efficiency, 16-SEER AC/gas furnace package system was installed, guaranteeing year-round comfort while reducing energy costs. The crawl space has been lined and foundation insulated, providing peace of mind against the elements. Practical additions such as plantation wood window shutters inside ensure privacy while adding a touch of elegance to every room. A 260-foot, deep well and submersible pump guarantees a continuous supply of fresh water. For those seeking additional workspace, the 30x40 foot, pole barn has been meticulously converted into an insulated workshop with a concrete floor and two overhead doors. This property has endless possibilities awaiting you! Within an hour of Wilmington utilizing Hwy 421. Call today to schedule your tour before it's too late!