1031 Warren Plains Rd, Warrenton, NC 27589

HISTORIC COUNTRY HOME AS IS WILL NOT CARRY ANY PAPER 9.99 ACRES, COUNTY WATER, SEPTIC, AND ADDITIONAL WELL WARRENTON, NC 27589 45 MINUETES TO RALEIGH & A LITTLE LONGER TO DURHAM—PROPERTY IS NORTH ACCESSIBLE BY 85,95, 1 AND 401, Unique architecturally designed 1912 home which seamlessly blends Colonial Revival with Queen Anne. The unusual original window design compliments the design of the home—36” multi lights. There is a large center hall flows into the spacious ladies' parlor which is a “bayed room”, and smaller men's parlor. The men’s parlor which could serve as an office has a closed granite fireplace and hearth. The dining room and optional library/den/5th bedroom with bath is on the left. The original floor plan connecting the center hall the with optional room can be easily restored. The country size kitchen features wooden cabinets, double sink, center island with sink, and many cabinets There is a “pantry”, and laundry room/mud room on the main floor. There is a 2nd staircase off the kitchen as well as a basement staircase. There are 4 entrances to the home which help to keep farm dirt out of the home The main staircase is exceptionally wide with a large intermediate landing. It gives a spacious feel as it opens to the ceiling of the 2nd floor. This staircase leads to a large 2nd floor landing the size of a room The 2nd floor features 4 bedrooms and 2 newly remodeled bathrooms. To the left are the largest bedrooms. One is a spacious ” bayed room” above the 1st floor parlor. The 2nd room on this side can serve as a bedroom or upstairs den with a fireplace. To the right is a smaller bedroom and a hall leading to the 4th bedroom and 2 baths, one with handicap tub and the other has a shower.. There is a linen closet. All bedrooms have closets. There is a termite contact with Terminix . This acreage is perfect for sustainable farming. There is room to expand the orchard, nut grove (there are 2 fully matured pecan trees in 5 younger trees in place. When the property was actively farmed, 9 50 x100 ft plots were rotated. This farming was to the rear and did not detract from the view of the home. Additionally, there were plots dedicated to varieties of blueberries as well as strawberries and grapes. There are several outbuildings on the property. A concrete bldg., may have been the original kitchen. There is a log cabin that predates the home. There is a metal storage bldg., a chicken coop that was used for male goats. One wooden structure was used to house female goats and a 2nd wooden structure was used as storage.