Courtesy of: Marco Corcoran, Howard Hanna Allen Tate Statesville, marco.corcoran@allentate.com
Courtesy of: Marco Corcoran, Howard Hanna Allen Tate Statesville, marco.corcoran@allentate.com
$623,000
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5 bed
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3,796 square feet
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3.00 Bath (2 Full , 1 Half)
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Lot: 0.39 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$623,000
624 Walnut Street Welcome Home. Ideally located in the heart of Statesville, this distinguished historic district house offers over 3, 500 square feet of character-filled living space. Rich in timeless charm, the home showcases soaring ceilings, 8 unique fireplaces, hardwood flooring, beautiful architectural details, and spacious rooms throughout. Thoughtfully blending historic elegance with everyday functionality, the flexible floor plan provides ample space for entertaining, working from home, or multigenerational living. Features 5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a desirable main-level primary suite. The current owners have thoughtfully updated and enhanced the property since their purchase. Improvements include interior and exterior painting, the addition of a new laundry room, a renovated bathroom, new wooden fencing surrounding the backyard plus extensive landscaping. Major system updates include a replaced roof and sub-roof, a new water heater (2023), and a new HVAC system serving the upper level (2026). Additional improvements include newly constructed exterior wood stairs and a front-yard programmable irrigation control panel (2026), along with numerous other renovations that contribute to the home's comfort, functionality, and overall appeal. Enjoy the convenience of being just minutes from downtown dining, shopping, parks, and local amenities while owning a unique piece of Statesville history. A rare opportunity to make this remarkable property your own.
Courtesy of: Marco Corcoran, Howard Hanna Allen Tate Statesville, marco.corcoran@allentate.com
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