The Symphony House, one of Pinehurst’s most iconic and storied estates—once home to members of the Rockefeller and Carnegie families. Designed in 1934 by renowned architect William C. Holleyman, this stately Colonial Revival masterpiece blends timeless elegance with modern comfort. Nestled less than a mile from the Pinehurst Resort & Spa and the Village center, it sits in one of the most desirable and walkable locations in town. Set on nearly two private acres, the home sits well back from the street behind a canopy of mature trees, offering rare seclusion in the heart of Pinehurst. The original 1930s craftsmanship is preserved throughout—curved windows, plaster walls, original hardwood floors, and a show-stopping Chippendale staircase railing—all enhanced by thoughtful updates including fully modernized plumbing, eight-zone HVAC, a tankless water heater, five gas fireplaces, all-new appliances, and a video surveillance system. The backyard features a historic sunken garden, originally carved out to build the original roads in The Village and transformed into a peaceful retreat—a signature detail from the home’s earliest days. Registered with the Village of Pinehurst as a licensed short-term rental, The Symphony House is not just a legacy property—it’s a luxury investment. With a strong rental history and 2025 revenue projected to exceed six figures, it’s an exceptional opportunity for those who appreciate history, beauty, and income potential in one extraordinary estate.
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