Hertford Homes with Level Lot Description

Hertford Homes with Level Lot Description

Welcome to Hertford County, North Carolina, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Tar Heel State! If you're seeking a serene lifestyle surrounded by natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, Ahoskie is the perfect place to call home. This charming town offers a delightful blend of small-town warmth and modern conveniences, making it an ideal location for families, retirees, and everyone in between.

Hertford County is known for its lush landscapes, friendly communities, and a welcoming atmosphere. With its rich history and vibrant local culture, residents enjoy a variety of recreational activities, from exploring the scenic waterways to participating in lively community events. You'll find excellent schools, local shops, and delicious dining options that reflect the unique flavors of North Carolina.

When it comes to real estate, Ahoskie boasts an array of homes that cater to diverse lifestyles. One standout feature of many properties in the area is the availability of homes with level lots. These level lots provide ample space for outdoor activities, gardening, and entertaining, making them perfect for families and those who appreciate a beautiful yard. Imagine hosting summer barbecues or enjoying peaceful evenings under the stars in your own backyard oasis.

Whether you're looking for a cozy starter home or a spacious family residence, Ahoskie's real estate market has something for everyone. Embrace the charm of Hertford County and discover the perfect home that fits your lifestyle. Your dream home awaits in this picturesque corner of North Carolina!

Newest Hertford Homes with Level Lot Description

$345,000
4 Beds 3 Baths 100591911 MLS ACTIVE Status 3,725 SqFt. 1810 Year Built
In 1976, the B. B. Winborne house was moved from Main Street Murfreesboro to its current location. Records indicate that there was a house on the original Main Street lot as early as 1818. J. T. Beaman purchased the house and lot in 1832. Albert Gamaliel Jones, a prominent builder from Warren County who was well known for his neo-classical structures built the current house for Mr. Beaman around 1840. Mr. Jones also built the grand Columns Building at nearby Chowan University. This beautiful Greek Revival home is turn-key, ready for today's buyers. Most of the elaborate neoclassical interior woodwork in the home is intact. The heart-pine floors, high ceilings, beautiful staircase and gracious rooms bring forth the character of homes that were built years ago. Many of the oversized windows still contain the original wavy glass, and there are working shutters. The home has 8 fireplaces, two of which have gas logs. The home has two recent HVAC units (2022), and the tin roof has recently been painted. The front entrance features beautiful oak double doors flanked by a multi-paned transom and sidelights. The oversized foyer is typical of homes in this period and is flanked by a formal parlor and dining room. The parlor has storage closets and original faux marble painting on the baseboards. The dining room also has closets, along with cabinets built into the sides of the mantle, similar to those found at Jefferson's Monticello. Both formal rooms have fireplaces. The eat-in kitchen has a large custom heart-pine island, pantry storage and antique built-ins, farmhouse sink, a fabulous gas range and wood-burning fireplace. Off the kitchen is a butler's pantry, complete with hookups for the washer and dryer, additional storage, and a fridge. Next is a Butlery with a deep farmhouse sink, additional storage and plenty of workspace. The sunroom promises to be a favorite, and it is complete with a wood pellet stove. There is a first-floor ensuite, and three additional bedrooms with an oversized full bath upstairs. The original kitchen was moved with the house and is attached to the rear as a bonus room. This could be a perfect home office, den or playroom. The established yard has many mature trees and shrubs and is located in an established friendly family neighborhood. In the back yard, there is a workshop, perfect for your tools or storage. The front porch provides a lovely place to sit back and relax. The Murfreesboro Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places, and this home currently receives a discount on local property taxes. The town of Murfreesboro was established as an original ''King's Landing'' on the banks of the Meherrin River. We embrace our rich history and have an active Historic Association. Murfreesboro is known for its several locally owned restaurants and is home to Chowan University, where many opportunities for cultural and sporting events are offered. Numerous churches and civic organizations promise a warm welcome and offer many ways to become involved in our friendly community. We are just an hour from Tidewater, Virginia, about 45 minutes from Roanoke Rapids and about 1 1/2 hours to the famous NC Outer Banks. Nearby destinations include Sylvan Heights Bird Park and Merchant's Millpond State Park. The local rivers provide many opportunities for water sports and fishing, and local game lands offer hunting.

333 Jay Trl, Murfreesboro

$450,000
5 Beds 3 Baths 100536933 MLS ACTIVE Status 4,600 SqFt. 1875 Year Built
Step into one of Murfreesboro's most architecturally significant estates with the 1875 David A. Barnes House. Set on just over 8 acres, this National Register property includes the grand Italianate main residence along with four original 1875 outbuildings—a four-seat privy, kitchen house, and two additional historic structures—each showcasing the craftsmanship of master builder Jacob W. Holt. The property also features later barns and utility buildings, all enclosed by a wire fence and framed by mature trees, flower beds, and a long ornamental walk leading to the front entry. The two-story Italianate home features a hip roof with decorative eave gables, pressed-metal roofing, and original weatherboard siding. A wide front porch with paneled posts and sawn brackets welcomes visitors, while large pocket doors open onto side porches overlooking the grounds. Inside, a center-hall, double-pile plan highlights remarkable period details: heavy molded woodwork, plaster crown moldings and medallions, tall arched windows, original hardwood floors, and multiple marble and slate mantels. The gracious front rooms—once the ''morning room'' and music room—retain elaborate finishes and access to the porches. The dining room includes a built-in China cabinet, while the rear portion of the house holds one of Murfreesboro's earliest indoor bathrooms, complete with original fixtures. A later hyphen connects to the historic kitchen, restored with sensitivity to its original form. Finishing off the downstairs is the ornate front staircase showing the level of craftsmanship present in the home and simpler rear staircase. Upstairs, four bedrooms surround the second-floor passage, each with period mantels and three-part surrounds. An attic with exposed rafters and quatrefoil windows completes the interior. The contributing outbuildings—including the ornate privy and two structures believed to have housed Holt's craftsmen—remain an extraordinary part of the property's history.

625 W Main St, Murfreesboro

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