407 N Broad St, Edenton, NC 27932

This Colonial Revival home in Edenton's Historic District was designed as a residence with rental income from a rental apartment. The architect was Eddie Wiehe of Washington DC, whose best known design is perhaps that of the Watergate complex in Washington. This duplex has a broad gable roof porch on each end that shelters the entrance to each unit. The interior of each apartment is highlighted by a parlor mantel and a corner cabinet in each dining room, and each unit has two bedrooms. The duplex has been totally refurbished and is being sold furnished. Located on Edenton's main street, it is only a very short walk to downtown shops, restaurants and waterfront. This is an investment opportunity with the option of having a residence or get away with rental income from the additional apartment.