Enjoy superior craftsmanship and trim work not often seen in modern houses! This 1978 custom built home features a slate roof and all-brick exterior, including an expansive private brick terrace that provides ample space for outdoor entertaining. In addition to the home’s 5 bedrooms, there is a formal dining room, mudroom, den, and gallery with views of the back yard. All the interior doors are solid wood and locally made. The interior features a traditional layout with two fireplaces in the living room and den, which also has beautiful built-in shelving. Nearby is a breakfast area that leads into the kitchen. Love fresh air while you cook? This kitchen has two fabulous hand-crank windows, as well as 16-inch pine plank floors, a walk-in pantry with floor-to-ceiling shelving, and double-decker cabinets to provide plenty of room for storage. Also on the first floor is the primary suite, featuring tongue and groove walls, two walk-in closets, a sitting area, and a private covered porch with a board and batten ceiling. On the second floor are 4 additional bedrooms with many options for use. Connected to the home by a breezeway is a two-car garage/carport with 3 separate storage rooms. This home has so much charm and character, and tons of room for all your lifestyle needs. Schedule a showing today to see all it has to offer.
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2F 2H
Square Ft.
4,225
Floors
2
Parking
2 (Carport)
Year Built
1978
Acres
1.2
Brick
Covered Porch
Terrace
1st Floor Primary Bedroom
Built-in Shelving
Fireplace (Two)
Foyer
Mudroom
Pantry
Walk-In Closet
Hardwood Flooring
Carpet
These appliances convey with the sale of the home.
Cooktop - Electric
Dishwasher
Refrigerator
Wall Oven
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Whiteville Elementary School
Central Middle School
Whiteville High School
Runnymeade
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“I bought a home in North Carolina yesterday. Heather Lindquist-Bull was my buyers agent. Since I made this purchase while living in Massachusetts, it is more of a difficult way of doing business. Heather went above and beyond to keep me informed about everything being done all through the process. She was readily available whenever I needed her. She made a difficult situation much easier. I would not hesitate to recommend Heather to handle your real estate needs.”
Valerie Letourneau
Southport, NC
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“We had an excellent experience working with Tammy Suggs to purchase our first home. As first-time home buyers, we had a lot of questions, and she was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and supportive throughout the entire process. She made everything feel smooth and stress-free, always taking the time to explain our options and guide us every step of the way. We truly appreciated her expertise and dedication, and we highly recommend her and the Cameron team to anyone looking to buy a home!”
Makayla Moster
Wilmington, NC
Highly likely to recommend
“Working with the Cameron Team, especially Tammy, was a real pleasure. Tammy is the best, very kind and knowledgeable of Wilmington and the surrounding areas. My fiancé and I looked around Wilmington, Hampstead, and Leland before finally finding our home and Tammy was a great help every step of the way even after closing was completed. Very happy with the Cameron Team and Tammy!”
Lane Johns
Highly likely to recommend
“Melanie and her team were outstanding in terms of being proactive, responsive, professional, and extremely knowledgeable. I loved working with her, and I credit her with how well the process went!”
Margaret Pooler
Topsail Beach, NC
Highly likely to recommend
“We listed our home for sale with Melanie, and she did an outstanding job! She kept us informed every step of the way, and made the entire process as easy as it could be. It was truly a pleasure to work with Melanie and her team!”
Marybeth Behringer
Wilmington, NC
Highly likely to recommend
“We had an INCREDIBLE experience with Ashley and her team. We gave her the challenging task of finding us a home without us actually being present (save for one single weekend we were able to make it down to NC) and she went above and beyond to ensure we saw many different homes in many different neighborhoods. We truly got a lay of the land and found a home and neighborhood that we absolutely love. The entire experience was 10/10- I HIGHLY recommend Ashley and The Cameron Team!”
Halley Learned
Hampstead, NC
Highly likely to recommend
“Melanie was an absolute blessing for us, I cannot praise her highly enough! She was always patient and had invaluable insight, experience, and contacts. Melanie truly had our best interest at heart and proved it multiple times, she made sure NOBODY took advantage of us - shady sellers, dishonest realtors, even saved us from ourselves a few times! I will ALWAYS recommend Melanie and her team, they are not only part of a stellar company, but are amazing people. 100/10.”
Nikki Morarie
Southport, NC
Highly likely to recommend
“Tammy Suggs is a gem! Her advice, enthusiasm, and patience was just what this inexperienced homebuyer needed. She stuck with me while I searched for the proverbial needle in a haystack and, when we found it, helped me secure it right away. I will be forever grateful in my new forever home!”
Karen Hampton
Southport, NC
Highly likely to recommend
“Amazing team! Very helpful throughout the entire home buying process, would definitely recommend to anyone in need of a home to call theirs.”
Michael Montes
Rocky Point, NC
Highly likely to recommend
“Ashley is the realtor you want working for you. Period.
There are too many details to put in an online review that properly illustrate her commitment to ensuring we found the right home in Wilmington. In short, she responded timely to text messages and emails, often within minutes, answered ALL of our questions, and went above and beyond my expectation of providing us with contacts we needed specific to our purchase transaction. We bought our home in Wilmington as a second home as we live near Winston-Salem. She did several FaceTime walk-throughs with us so we could see things in the home and offered her honest opinion about what she was seeing. It was a 5-star experience for sure!”
Tracy Duncan
Wilmington, NC
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