A gorgeous Greek Revival home located 3 miles away from beautiful Lake Gaston. The “Normandie” was built by a local timber magnet who hand-picked the wood used throughout the home. The 10-piece crown molding is striking, as the stunning entry with its elegant curved staircase. Imagine sipping lemonade on either of the covered porches or enjoying peach cobbler made in the 6-burner Wolf gas stove. This is a wonderful home for entertaining. It was designed by Cooper, Haskins, and Rice, architects from Raleigh.

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Status: Sold
Styles: Mansion / Neoclassical
Location: North Carolina
Price: 500,000-799,999
Year: Built 1900 to 1950
Features: 3 or more acres / Porch

1940 Neoclassical In Littleton North Carolina

$425,000

SOLD

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