Not In Subdivision Homes with Charles Aycock High school

Not In Subdivision Homes with Charles Aycock High school

Welcome to the serene landscapes of Wayne County, North Carolina, where you’ll find the charming area of Not In Subdivision. Nestled away from the hustle and bustle of typical suburban life, this unique locale offers a perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility. Here, you can enjoy the peace of rural living while still being just a stone's throw away from local amenities, schools, and recreational opportunities.

One of the standout features of this area is its proximity to Charles Aycock High School, making it an ideal spot for families looking for quality education options. With a strong commitment to academic excellence and a vibrant community spirit, Charles Aycock High School is a cornerstone of the neighborhood, ensuring that your children receive a well-rounded education in a supportive environment.

The homes in Not In Subdivision are diverse, ranging from charming single-family residences to spacious properties that offer ample room for families to grow. With plenty of outdoor space, you can enjoy gardening, entertaining, or simply soaking in the natural beauty that surrounds you. Each home tells a story, reflecting the unique character of its owners and the warmth of the community.

Living in Not In Subdivision means embracing a lifestyle that values both comfort and connection. Here, you can create lasting memories with family and friends, all while enjoying the beautiful landscapes of North Carolina. Whether you’re looking to settle down or find a peaceful retreat, this area offers the perfect backdrop for your next chapter. Come explore the possibilities in Not In Subdivision and discover your dream home today!

Newest Not In Subdivision Homes with Charles Aycock High school

$249,900
3 Beds 2 Baths 100600232 MLS
Welcome to 119 N Church Street in Eureka, North Carolina -- where small-town living meets a completely renovated, move-in-ready home. Located within the city limits of the quaint Eastern North Carolina town of Eureka, this home has been fully renovated, offering the charm and setting of an established property with the major updates and modern finishes today's buyers are looking for. The renovation was extensive from top to bottom and includes, Hardwood Veneer flooring, Windows, Doors, paint, granite countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms, new lighting, bathroom fixtures, appliances, roof, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, siding, and more. With so much of the home updated or replaced, the work has already been done -- allowing the next owner to simply move in and enjoy it. Inside, you'll find a clean, updated feel with modern finishes throughout. Outside is where this property offers something increasingly hard to find. Situated on a spacious lot inside the Eureka city limits, there's plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors, entertain, garden, or simply have a little extra elbow room around the house. You get the convenience of being in town without sacrificing the open feel that makes small-town Eastern North Carolina living so appealing. Whether you're looking for your first home, looking to downsize, or simply want a property where the renovations have already been taken care of look no further! Come enjoy the slower pace and small-town charm of Eureka while owning a home that has been brought back to life!

119 N Church St, Eureka

$439,900
5 Beds 5 Baths 100599363 MLS
Whether you are a true Preservationist or a family looking for the absolute maximum amount of space for your money, this home is a MUST SEE! Step into history with this incredible 5 bed, 4 full/1 half bath, 1880 residence, believed to be the largest historic home in Pikeville and one of the largest historic residences in Wayne County. At approximately 4,872 square feet PLUS a 2 story, 3 car detached garage, this exceptional home offers a rare combination of historic significance, generous living space and modernized construction. Its distinguished history includes original ownership by Britton Scott, who lived here from 1880 to 1905. Scott served as Wayne County's High Sheriff from 1894 to 1900. In 1905, Dr. C Person, a respected country physician who served the people of Wayne County for 43 years purchased the home. Dr. Person owned the home from 1905 until 1946, adding another fascinating chapter to the property's story. In 1997, the home underwent an extraordinary transformation when it was carefully moved approximately 30 feet farther from NW Railroad Street under the supervision of a well-known local contractor. Purchased by this contractors sister, the relocation was undertaken to better center the home on its beautiful lot and provide additional separation from the road. More importantly, the move provided the opportunity to substantially modernize the home's structural components and major systems. The residence was placed on a brand-new foundation with new footings constructed to modern standards, and the home was raised to provide a higher, more functional crawl space. The electrical and plumbing systems were also completely replaced, and the original plaster interior was stripped, the walls and ceilings were fully insulated and then refinished with modern sheetrock. In other words, this is an 1880 residence with a remarkably modern structural and mechanical foundation beneath its historic exterior. Inside, this expansive floor plan offers five bedrooms and four and a half baths, including dual primary suites, one being conveniently located on the main level. A grand foyer welcomes you through the front entrance, and two staircases lead to the second floor, one at the front and one at the rear of the home. The main level features a large kitchen, an expansive family room, a sizable formal parlor and a guest half bath, while the upstairs primary suite offers a spacious bath complete with a jetted tub, shower and bidet. The home's scale, room sizes and dual staircases create a grand sense of space and character rarely found in today's homes. Situated on a beautiful .72-acre lot, the property offers an abundance of open yard space and a fenced backyard. Whether you're drawn to its fascinating Wayne County history, its impressive size, its architectural character or the peace of mind offered by its extensive modernization, this extraordinary Pikeville residence presents a truly unique opportunity. Experience how historic charm, substantial living space and modern construction come together in a property unlike any other in the area by scheduling your showing today!

301 Nw Railroad St, Pikeville

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