Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Points East
252-355-6000
This property is listed as both a residential/homesite and commercial property. It includes a 3 BR, 2-1/2 Bath home with paved driveway, a garage, a detached fellowship hall with covered walkway and a beautiful brick, furnished church building with 2nd-story educational space and a basement. HOME: Upon entering the front door of the home (2161 sq ft), you'll be in the living room with a beautiful fireplace and mantle. The living room opens to a large dining room with a chandelier. An in-home office on the left is paneled with knotty-pine paneling, built-in book shelves and a separate outside entrance. These rooms have carpet over hardwood. A large kitchen on the back is equipped with appliances, storage and access to the enclosed back porch/mud room ((176 sq ft). Two bedrooms share the full hall bath. The front, right bedroom is larger and has a separate, private bath. Upstairs, you'll find two bonus rooms and a full bath. This space could also serve as an additional bedroom. A paved driveway on the left leads to a brick garage. This home is part of a larger church property. THE CHURCH: The beautiful, historic brick church building (3587 sq ft) on the left of the property features a large vestibule and sanctuary, fully furnished with pews, music, and furniture is ready to go for a congregation looking for worship space. It can also be renovated to be a beautiful home with tons of space for entertaining, living and working. The stained glass windows (with stained glass for protection) and the large, hand-painted wall art add beauty and charm to the space. The back of the church building has 3 big rooms upstairs and a half bath. The basement (1668 sq. dt. unheated) is also sectioned into rooms. The HVAC is located in the basement. (There is some water seepage in the basement floor). A Trex handicap ramp on the side and a back parking lot allow for great access. A FELLOWSHIP HALL: The separate fellowship (4774 sq ft) hall has a concrete covered walkway, an extra large fellowship space with several individual rooms, a very large kitchen, two offices and 2 public baths. Now is your time to 'think outside the box' on how you envision the potential of this space. I have plenty of ideas, too. The church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places making it eligible for historic tax credits. Hamilton is a small town with about 350 residents, located on the mighty Roanoke River (not in a flood zone) where you can ride your golf cart around to visit with neighbors, relax at the river, pick up your mail from the PO or run to the Duck Thru for a snack. If this property will work with your dream, don't delay; call today.
Courtesy: Riverside Realty Group, Inc.
252-557-2557
Welcome to the Historic Upton-Pippen House (c. 1825)! Nestled in the charming historic village of Hamilton, North Carolina, this remarkable 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Martin County history. Dating to the early-to-mid 19th century, the Upton-Pippen House is primarily Greek Revival in style while featuring distinctive Federal architectural details that suggest an even earlier core. The home's vernacular Greek Revival pedimented front porch and original mantels showcase the craftsmanship and character that make historic homes so special. In 1904, the home was the residence of B. L. Upton, Hamilton's town lamplighter. Many renovations have already been completed, allowing the next owner to enjoy modern conveniences while adding their own personal touches. The home features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious living room, an updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and its original rolled tin roof, preserving its historic charm. Situated on a picturesque, shaded lot, the property also includes a wired outbuilding, workshop/garage, and ample outdoor space for hobbies, storage, or entertaining. Whether you're a lover of historic architecture or simply looking for a unique property with timeless character, the Upton-Pippen House is ready to welcome its next chapter. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own one of Hamilton's historic treasures. Schedule your private showing today!
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Points East
252-355-6000
The Long-Haislip House (c.1885) is a two-story Queen Anne-style residence that blends thoughtful modern updates with beautifully preserved historic character. From the moment you arrive, the elaborate wrap-around front porch signals the home's significance and charm. Step inside to a gracious foyer featuring heart-pine floors, the original staircase, and exquisite period details. To the left, the spacious living room retains much of its original wallpaper, hand grained woodwork, a striking bay window with original shutters, and a fireplace--an inviting space that truly feels like a step back in time. Just beyond is a cozy den with matching heart-pine floors, oversized windows, and another fireplace, opening into an updated yet period-appropriate kitchen with access to the back porch. On the right side of the home is the formal dining room, boasting heart pine floors, and an impressive fireplace. The former ''Dr's Office,'' which opens from the dining room also has a private entrance from the front porch and connects to the downstairs full bath. Built-in bookcases remain, adding both character and history. A long, generous utility room extends along the rear of the home, providing convenience with access to the back porch. The laundry room provides ample space for laundry, storage, and access to the downstairs bath. Upstairs, a bright and welcoming hallway with a large window leads to three large lovely bedrooms, each with its own fireplace. A central hall bath serves all three rooms. Outside, in addition to the relaxing and decorative front porch, the backyard features the original smokehouse, now used for storage, a larger storage building and an open garage. Privacy fencing lines the left side and the rear right side of the property. If you're seeking a move-in-ready historic home in a picturesque small town, look no further. Hamilton offers the perfect setting, with the Roanoke River at he end of Main Street and ''some of the friendliest people you'll ever meet
Hamilton is located in North Carolina. Hamilton, North Carolina has a population of 191. Hamilton is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 20% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 19.92%.
The median household income in Hamilton, North Carolina is $35,208. The median household income for the surrounding county is $41,798 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Hamilton is 55.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 29.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.2 inches per year, with 2.1 inches of snow per year.
