Step back in time with a rare opportunity to own a piece of American history with this 1936 Valley House on 5 wooded, private acres. Bring your chickens and all your DIY know-how to this one! At 1,529-square-foot, this home retains the craftmanship of a bygone era where things were built to last. Are you the lucky one to restore the inner beauty of its original transom windows, hardwood floors, solid wood trim and gorgeous door hardware? While the home needs some love, its "good bones" and rich pedigree offer a unique reward for those looking to restore a Southern landmark to its former glory and add a little modern elements along the way. The property sits on 5 serene, wooded acres that act as a private sanctuary and a tribute to regional flora. The grounds are an established arboretum, featuring majestic magnolias, gardenias, vibrant crepe myrtles, and a rotating display of seasonal bulbs including spider lilies, easter lilies, and daffodils plus pecan trees, a fig trees and muscadine vines. The driveway is even lined with an assortment of mature blueberry bushes and a fragrant jasmine vine welcomes you to the backyard. This is country living with the convenience of grocery, shopping, restaurants and local attractions just 5 minutes away. A wired permanent foundation workshop is also available on the property. Appointment required.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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