Warner-McComb, 1929 English Tudor house in Hickory, North Carolina - $1.1 Million

Warner-McComb House for sale in Hickory, North Carolina. Built in 1929, English Tudor style, hardwood floors, brick terrace, stone fireplace, cathedral ceiling with exposed beams, landscaped seasonal garden, 4 bedrooms, 5262 square feet. $1,189,000.

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House overview

Warner-McComb 1928 English Tudor home located in Hickory’s Claremont Historic District - just steps from Lenoir-Rhyne University, the SALT Block, City Walk, parks and downtown.

The spacious Great Room boasts a stone fireplace, cathedral ceiling with exposed beams, hardwood floors, stained glass and large windows that fill the space with natural light.

A screened porch opens to the meticulously landscaped .87-acre yard with seasonal gardens, a brick terrace, a vine-covered pergola - perfect for outdoor gatherings.

The main level offers a guest bedroom with full bath, a cozy study with a fireplace, sunroom, formal dining and an updated kitchen with granite countertops, apron sink and new appliances.

Upstairs discover an artist’s retreat studio, luxurious primary suite with a fireplace, en-suite bath and dressing room, plus 2 additional bedrooms, full bath and a convenient laundry area. A circular drive, rear parking and 3-car garage.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of Hickory’s history!

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