Description
Project Home with Great Potential on 2 Acres! Step back in time with this 1940 farmhouse, nestled on a gently rolling 2 acre parcel divided by Bryant Road. Owned by a single family since its construction, this property tells the story of a mid-century tobacco farmer who also ran a small country shop selling treats like soda pop and candy.The home, while rich in history and vintage details like original doors and shiplap accents, is in poor condition and will require extensive renovation or possible removal. Ceilings are failing, utilities are currently shut off, and the condition of systems such as water and septic is unknown.Scattered across the property are multiple outbuildings once used as a chicken coop, hog parlor, and workshops. These structures are in disrepair and filled with abandoned equipment and personal belongings.Buyers should be prepared for a significant clean-up and possible demolition of unsafe buildings. That said, each side of Bryant Road offers a sizable lot--ideal for a future home site or creative restoration.Whether you're looking to revive a forgotten homestead or start fresh on a beautiful rural lot, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Moore County's past.
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4BEDS
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2.14ACRES
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1BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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1,309SQFT
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$118$/SQFT
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Description
Project Home with Great Potential on 2 Acres! Step back in time with this 1940 farmhouse, nestled on a gently rolling 2 acre parcel divided by Bryant Road. Owned by a single family since its construction, this property tells the story of a mid-century tobacco farmer who also ran a small country shop selling treats like soda pop and candy.The home, while rich in history and vintage details like original doors and shiplap accents, is in poor condition and will require extensive renovation or possible removal. Ceilings are failing, utilities are currently shut off, and the condition of systems such as water and septic is unknown.Scattered across the property are multiple outbuildings once used as a chicken coop, hog parlor, and workshops. These structures are in disrepair and filled with abandoned equipment and personal belongings.Buyers should be prepared for a significant clean-up and possible demolition of unsafe buildings. That said, each side of Bryant Road offers a sizable lot--ideal for a future home site or creative restoration.Whether you're looking to revive a forgotten homestead or start fresh on a beautiful rural lot, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Moore County's past.
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