Tour a Historic 1905 Home in North Carolina With Over 2,300 Sq. Ft. Bonus Rooms and a Prime Location Across From a Historic School

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

This two-story historic home, located in Kings Mountain embodies a classic architectural style with its symmetrical white facade and colonial-inspired details. Situated on a generous 0.61-acre city lot, this diamond in the rough offers great investment potential. The home features three bedrooms and multiple living spaces including a family room, dining room, and flex space, along with a walkup attic. Positioned across from the historic Central School, now a private school, this property was built in the early 1900s and is currently sold “As Is” for $150,000. Recent updates include a tiled bathroom on the first floor, making it ideal for restoration or rental opportunities.

Side Yard and Exterior

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

Expansive grassy side yard flanks the white-painted exterior of a two-story historic home with visible wood paneling and brick steps. Mature trees provide abundant shade, creating a lush, green canopy along the fence line. The fenced garden area suggests a private, semi-rural feel. A white shed at the back of the yard offers storage space, while natural light filters through the foliage, casting gentle shadows. The home’s siding shows signs of age, adding character and a sense of history to the outdoor space. Overall, the lawn and surrounding greenery add tranquility and charm to this side section of the property.

Backyard View

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

A spacious backyard filled with lush green grass extends into a wooded area with tall mature trees providing ample shade. A metal chain-link fence runs along the left side, enclosing a smaller section. The yard is open and inviting, bordered by abundant foliage and natural greenery. Sunlight filters gently through the tree canopy, casting dappled light across the lawn. In the distance, a small white shed is partially visible, suggesting storage or utility use. The area conveys a peaceful, natural aesthetic perfect for outdoor relaxation or gardening in a quiet, shaded environment.

Master Bedroom Details

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

Soft pastel blue walls contrast with white trim and a beadboard ceiling, creating a calm, airy atmosphere. A four-poster wooden bed with carved posts is dressed in floral bedding, complementing the vintage patterned armchair nearby. Two rugs with intricate floral motifs, one large under the bed and a smaller one near the window, enhance old-world charm. Rich wood furniture, including a dresser topped by a standing mirror and a wooden chest at the bed’s foot, provide warmth and historical elegance. Natural light filters through narrow windows with white blinds, accentuating the room’s tranquil, classic style.

Entryway or Small Sitting Area

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

Soft lavender walls paired with white beadboard ceilings create a calm and inviting atmosphere. The room’s hardwood floor features a large, ornate area rug with floral patterns in muted green, pink, and beige tones, lending a vintage charm. The space includes a small wooden table with turned legs near the white door, which has a textured glass window allowing natural light. An antique wooden sewing machine base stands in one corner, adding historical character. A beige patterned upholstered couch partially visible conveys a cozy seating option. Classic crown molding and baseboards highlight the room’s subtle architectural details.

Living Room Details

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

Pale lavender walls envelop the living space, topped by a white beadboard ceiling with a ceiling fan and a warm yellow light fixture. A large, ornately patterned area rug with muted greens and browns anchors the room over wooden floors. The focal point is a classic white mantel with fluted pilasters and corbels above a black fireplace opening. Vintage furniture includes a plush cream armchair with button tufting, a regal red velvet side chair, and a rustic wooden chest topped with decorative pillows. A mattress and box spring lean against the far wall beside a window, and a wooden mannequin adorned with hats adds a quaint touch of character.

Bathroom Walk-in Shower

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

The space centers on a recessed, walk-in shower framed by brown and cream large-format tiles. The shower features a built-in corner bench and a niche area inset with contrasting brick-style tiles. The combination of neutral taupe and white tones throughout the tile work creates a warm yet contemporary feel. On the opposite wall, a large, gold-framed mirror rests on a dark wooden chest, adding an elegant, vintage touch amidst the modern elements. Soft gray walls and a marble countertop around the sink complement the muted color palette, while recessed lighting brightens the space with a clean, sleek ambiance.

Modern Bathroom Shower Area

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

A spacious bathroom with large, earth-toned tile flooring and walls creating a warm and natural ambiance. The walk-in shower features a recessed niche for toiletries and a built-in corner bench, accented by a subtle tile border framing its entrance. Greyish-brown tiles outline the shower and extend throughout the bathroom, contrasting softly with the light gray walls. A freestanding dark wood cabinet with a large ornate gold-framed mirror rests against the wall opposite a white marble countertop and undermount sink, balancing the room’s contemporary design with traditional elegance. Recessed ceiling lighting brightens the space evenly.

Kitchen Interior

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

Compact kitchen with L-shaped wooden cabinetry exhibiting natural grain and warm honey tones. The upper cabinets include glass paneled doors for display, topped with a variety of woven baskets and decorative items. White laminate countertops and backsplash provide a clean contrast, while the classic white double basin sink is centrally located. A white electric stove with a matching range hood is tucked cornerwise, adjacent to a large white refrigerator and microwave on the right. Wood trim runs on the ceiling beams and wainscoting, adding a rustic charm. The pale linoleum flooring shows significant wear, suggesting a need for refurbishing.

Laundry Room

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

Compact space with light gray walls and a single window framed in white trim lets in natural light, brightening the otherwise utilitarian laundry area. A white washer and dryer set are positioned against one wall, accompanied by an open electrical panel nearby. The floor is a dark, solid color, likely concrete or painted wood, enhancing the room’s practicality. A wooden folding drying rack leans against one side and a wooden chest or storage unit stands adjacent, adding a warm wooden tone to the space. Household cleaning items and scattered hangers suggest everyday functionality.

Bedroom Interior

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

The bedroom holds a simple, understated aesthetic with white walls and ceiling, contrasted by natural wood furniture including a bed frame, dresser, and nightstand. A ceiling fan with light provides overhead illumination, enhancing the crisp, clean ambiance. The bed is covered with a striped comforter featuring bold red, black, gray, and white tones that add energetic color. A small window lets in natural light near the head of the bed, while a doorway framed in white trim opens into an adjoining space. The overall atmosphere is modest and functional with a cozy, lived-in feel.

Bathroom Vanity and Tub

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

Sloped ceiling adds cozy character to this compact bathroom, accentuated by white tile walls and muted white-painted paneling. A wooden vanity with a natural finish supports a modern white vessel sink and sits beneath a small arched mirror, flanked by metal towel rings. The flooring contrasts in textured gray wood-like planks, running parallel to the room’s length. A claw-foot tub is partially enclosed by a clear shower curtain hanging from a metal rod. Seating or storage space spans one side of the room with a long, dark wooden bench under soft wall-mounted lights, blending vintage and contemporary elements.

Bathroom with Vintage Charm

Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View

White tiled walls in subway and large formats create a bright, clean atmosphere. The ceiling has exposed wooden beams painted white, adding rustic character. Dark wood plank flooring contrasts with the white walls and ties in with the warm wooden vanity that supports a modern vessel sink. The old-fashioned dresser repurposed as a vanity adds unique historic charm. A small step-up leads to the shower area, enclosed with a clear curtain on a curved rod. Brass hardware accents, including towel bars and faucet, complement the vintage style. Two wall sconces provide gentle lighting beside the arched mirror.

Listing Agent: Denise Wright of Coldwell Banker Mountain View via Zillow 

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