207 Broad St, New Bern, NC 28560

Enjoy living in the historic John R.B. Carraway home (circa 1891) in downtown New Bern with a view of the Neuse River. Walk to dinner, to the drycleaners, the marina, the bank, the weekly farmers market. Property is zoned to be residential or commercial Home meticulously remodeled 2003-2006. A historic home that needs no renovation work a rare find!! View of Neuse River from large front porch. Open floorplan perfect for entertaining.   VIEW SLIDES SHOW TO SEE MORE PICTURES!   MAIN FLOOR: formal dining (17 X 18) with pressed tin ceilings and built in china cabinet parlor bar room very large kitchen with all new appliances that is open to a family room. full bath utility room walk in pantry   2ND FLOOR: 3 bedrooms/3 baths large master room 20 x 16 with 2 closets and private bath large office upstairs sitting room off of master   3rd FLOOR another master suite with private bath. great view of river from window seat large walk-in attic space   OTHER Most rooms have original wood ceilings All floors are hardwood except several baths are tile floor 7 fireplaces High ceilings throughout Moldings and wood details are fabulous Beautiful mahogany staircase Unusually large amount of storage for a historic home All new appliances New heating and air conditioning 2 separate systems New plumbing New electrical Insulated window panels installed last year   OUTSIDE you will find: large screened porch with wood floors brick paver patio large deck fenced yard rare off street parking with carport outside storage building and even an outdoor shower beautiful front porch with hardwood floors well landscaped house was a hit on the Historic Spring Home Garden Tour in 2008. one of "The Doors of New Bern" city is currently in midst of burying all underground utilities in front of house and improving streetscape to include a tree-lined median.   ABOUT NEW BERN New Bern is the second oldest town in North Carolina, located at the confluence of two rivers, New Bern has become a popular destination for many visitors who enjoy its natural beauty, historic charm, and convenient location. The town was settled in 1710, and its picturesque downtown waterfront district is still home to many of the attractive historic buildings, shops, and homes of that era. Within walking distance of the waterfront are more than 150 homes and buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Downtown is home to many specialty shops, restaurants and cafes, art galleries, antique stores, theaters, churches, hotels, and bed and breakfasts, as well as banks and other professional offices.New Bern boasts many firsts, including first capitol of North Carolina, under Royal Governor William Tryon; first printing press; first book and newspaper published in North Carolina; first state public school; and the home and birthplace of Pepsi-Cola.In addition to its rich heritage, Mother Nature has been good to New Bern, providing the town with a mild four-season climate and offering boundless opportunities to enjoy the recreation and beauty found in the forests and on the waterways of Eastern North Carolina. Area golfers find many challenging courses, hikers enjoy the trails and facilities of a national forest, and boaters of all types are treated to year-round sailing, powerboating, paddling, fishing, and waterskiing.One of the highlights of a visit to New Bern is the restored home of the royal governor, Tryon Palace Historic Sites and Gardens, returned to its splendor in the 1950s and now open to the public year-round. New Bern also showcases its history in the Firemen's Museum and the birthplace of Pepsi-Cola museum.If you would like more information or more pictures, please call 252-637-6036 or e-mail us at cb.smith@suddenlink.net