Own a piece of history with this historic home on the Guilford County Historic Register. Distinctive details such as delicate lattice around front porch, coffered ceilings in foyer and living room, mahogany pocket doors, original cabinetry in butler's pantry, leaded-glass built-in china cabinet, the list is endless. Don't miss the basement with its pub-like bar, cozy seating, dart game, and wine cellar. Or sit with your morning coffee on your delightful side porch. Expansive deck on rear of home and off-street parking. This home oozes charm, and with 6 BRs, you have room for everyone. This historic beauty has undergone a complete renovation. New exterior paint, landscaping, zoysia sod in front lawn, boxwoods, knockout & David Austin roses, completely updated downstairs bathroom, new custom Claw foot tub, new gas hookups for fireplaces, historic light fixtures imported from Europe, Schumacher wallpaper, marble floors, Farrow and Ball and Benjamin Moore interior paint, new bedroom closets, built-ins, and new linen closet! The Effie Anderson House is an unusually well-preserved example of Colonial Revival architecture that stands at 303 S. Mendenhall Street in the heart of the College Hill neighborhood, Greensboro’s first historic district. The house was built in 1914 for Effie Anderson. The house was designed by renowned Harry Barton, one of the first licensed architects in North Carolina. This home has received the Local Landmark designation and qualifies for historic property tax reduction based on historic status. More photos coming soon. Showings for the home will begin on March 11th. If you are an agent and would like to see the home beforehand, feel free to reach out at fly@jetsettersocial.com. Seller will pay 2.5% agent commission.
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