This 2200 square foot, two-story, frame Victorian Farmhouse with high-hipped roof won a 2008 Pyne Preservation Award and was featured in the 2006 Old Durham Home Tour. Original details in the house include heart-pine floors, three mantles, three chandeliers, windows, doors and other woodwork. House has a first floor master bedroom with attached bath. Two additional bedrooms and bath are upstairs. Other rooms include a farmhouse kitchen with a breakfast nook, butler pantry, dining room, den, and parlor. This house has lots of storage, with closets in almost every room and a walk-up attic. Located in Old North Durham on a landscaped 0.4 acre lot, the house is less than 2 miles to downtown, Duke, and local highways. Picture yourself sitting on the wrap-around front porch of this wonderful home as you watch the world go by.

Preservation Durham is a 501(c)3 dedicated to preserving the history, architecture and cultural heritage of Durham and Durham County and to serve as an institution for the education of citizens through the promotion and appreciation of this heritage. As a part of this mission HPSD created the Endangered Properties Program which, to date, has saved over 15 structures. To learn more about the program and the houses that are being featured, visit Properties for Sale.