This old home was divided into 4 apartments many years ago. This structure was built as a one story home about 1910. It originally displayed a tall hip-roofed form with a center hall, two-rooms deep on either side. Hearsay is that the second floor was added after WWII, and that the upstairs rooms had 4 GI's each, attending UNC on the GI Bill. The house was extensively renovated around 1990. It was totally rewired, insulated, replacement thermopane windows added, etc. Structural supports were added for the second floor. However, much of the old character, crookedness and charm remain. Upstairs apartment # 4, 400 Oak Avenue On the right side as you face the house, this 515 sg ft apartment has access from the central hall via the front door and up the stairs. This apartment consists of two rooms, bathroom and 60 sq ft single bed bedroom. The eat-in kitchen is on the back side of the house with sink, stove and refrigerator. The small bathroom has a shower only. Gas heat. There is no washer or dryer or connections on the premises. Prefer one person, and absolutely only one car. Rent includes water and sewer, and hot water. Good Credit Required, and one month's rent for deposit. No Students. Prefer 2 year lease. Call Gordon MItchell to discuss your needs, and to make an appointment. Owner pays for water and hot water.
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