The Jernigan House, 1917 Colonial Revival style in Ahoskie, North Carolina - $675k

The Jernigan House for sale in Ahoskie, North Carolina. Built in 1917 as a wedding gift for Roberts and Jesse Jernigan, Colonial Revival style, 6300 square feet. $675,000.

The Jernigan House 1917 Colonial Revival style Ahoskie North Carolina - front view
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House overview

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Jernigan house boasts original features, including high ceilings, original oak and pine flooring, original bath tiles, grand staircase, decorative mantels and moldings, pocket door, balconies, and porches galore.

The proprietors rescued this gem of a home from the wrecking ball in 1998, and fully restored it to its 1917 glory. Built as a wedding gift for Jessie Jernigan by her father, he succeeded in keeping the young couple from moving to a neighboring county after their marriage.

  • The entry foyer boasts a grand staircase, 10’+ ceilings, columns, pocket doors, with other authentic architectural features throughout, with all the upgrades for today’s living. 

  • Work from home, with both main level and upstairs office spaces. 

  • Currently run as Bed & Breakfast. Perfectly suited for owner-occupied AirBNB. Sells as is.

Features

  • +/- 6,300 finished square feet, plus basement, two-level attic, shed and conditioned workout cottage.

  • 5 en-suite guest rooms fitted to Concierge standards.

  • Newer owner’s suite addition on the main level with luxury bath and gas fireplace.

  • Multiple guest gathering spaces inside and out.

  • Parking and fully manicured grounds.

House details

 

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