Built in the 1880s

Step back in time with this charming farmhouse, built in the 1880s, rich in history and character. Once the Watauga Baptist Church in Franklin, NC, this home offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of local heritage. Situated on a 1.01-acre property with easy access from a paved, state-maintained road, this home is ready for restoration and revival.

This three-story farmhouse offers approximately 3,000 square feet of living space, with a functional layout that can accommodate 7 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main level features a spacious kitchen, dining room, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. The second level houses another 5 rooms that could function as bedrooms, along with an additional bathroom. The third story provides 2 rooms that can be utilized as storage, an office, or even more bedrooms.

Enjoy the changing seasons and relax on the covered front porch, taking in the beauty of the surroundings. The backyard is spacious and cleared, providing the perfect space for outdoor activities.
While the home retains its historic charm, it is important to note that not every room is heated, and not every bedroom has a closet due to the age of the home. The heating sources vary, with baseboard heating, space heaters/stoves, and other options. Window units are used for air conditioning.

This historic farmhouse presents endless possibilities for restoration and adaptation. With its prime location approximately 5 minutes from Downtown Franklin, you’ll have easy access to local amenities and conveniences.

The home includes various features such as hardwood and laminate flooring, a bonus room, formal dining room, and main level living. Appliances included are a dishwasher, refrigerator, and electric water heater. Laundry facilities are conveniently located on the first level.

The property does not have designated parking or a carport, and the home does not have a fireplace. The exterior showcases a rustic appearance, and the lot is level and partially wooded. Built in 1888, this farmhouse is a testament to craftsmanship and historical significance. The materials used include asbestos and other components, with a metal roof adding to the rustic charm.
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to restore and revive a piece of history. With its unique charm, spacious lot, and rich historical background, this farmhouse is waiting for your personal touch.