William S. Shepherd House, 1915 Tudor style in Winston Salem, North Carolina - $699k

William S. Shepherd House for sale in Winston Salem, North Carolina. Built in 1915, Tudor style, original details, quarter-sawn oak wainscoting, gorgeous outdoors, greenhouse, 3 bedrooms, 2704 square feet. $699,000.

William S Shepherd House 1915 Tudor Winston Salem North Carolina - front view
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House overview

Welcome to the stunning William S. Shepherd House, a true Tudor masterpiece in the West End Historic District! This move-in ready, spacious 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath home boasts a 4th bedroom and 3rd full bath in an 800+ square feet sunny lower-level apartment. 

So many impressive original details throughout this home. From the quarter-sawn oak wainscoting throughout much of the main level to the striking diamond-muntin casement windows, 903 West End is an old-house lover’s dream. 

The light-filled kitchen is both functional and charming, offering a surprising amount of storage space. The breakfast nook, complete with original built-ins, is truly one of a kind in the neighborhood. 

The upper level features a spacious primary suite, along with two sunny bedrooms-one showcasing expansive original built-ins. 

Enjoy the gorgeous outdoor sitting area, greenhouse, and secure off-street parking with an automated gate. Ask for the full list of extensive recent upgrades.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 3

  • Bathrooms: 4

  • Interior area: 2,704 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.16 Acres

  • Year built: 1915

  • Style: Tudor

  • State: North Carolina

  • Price:$699,000

  • Photos and info: Fader Real Estate

  • Contact: Clare Fader, Fader Real Estate at ERA Live Moore

    • Tel: (336) 575-7262

    • Email: clare@faderre.com

  • Address: 903 W End Blvd, Winston Salem, NC 27101

 

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