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| Located in the heart of Historic Oakwood, the home is a short walk
from State government offices, the Person Street Pharmacy lunch counter (vanila cokes) and much more. This block would have been in the path of a north-south expressway that was permanently defeated in the early 1970's. See neighborhood map. Co-listed with Rachel Neal, 919-720-1920. rachelneal@gmail.com. |
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The south-facing screen porch, backyard and patio are like a second home. A privacy fence at the end of the concrete driveway partially encloses the yard. |
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The dining room with a china closet catches the morning sun.
Move in today. Update the large eat-in kitchen, baths and more tomorrow using NC rehab tax credits. Relining the four decorative fireplaces may also be eligible for tax credits. |
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The versatile floor plan has living & dining rooms plus up to four bedrooms, two with closets. A closet/wardrobe would be required for the front right and back left rooms. |
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Oakwood is an urban village
Call for the names of nearby neighbors who can describe Oakwood activities including the annual Candlelight Tour in December, Easter egg hunt, 4th of July picnic , spring jazz brunch, fall pig-picking, monthly pot-luck suppers, garden club, baby-sitting resources , schools, kids and more. Download these maps. The value of property in Oakwood is increased by the fact that it is a historic district with overlapping local and national districts. Learn more. |
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