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1910 American Foursquare

Elizabeth
Charlotte, North Carolina 28204

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From 7th Street
From 7th Street
This old house now serves as the headquarters for oldhouses.com and the home of its owner. With a commanding view of downtown Charlotte, it sits on the commercial edge of Elizabeth and offers the best of living in a fine old neighborhood, within walking distance of of at least eight restaurants.

Provided, of course, you don't mind the bustle from 7th street!
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Clement Street view
Clement Street view
Door
Door
before opening the porch
before opening the porch
More recent
More recent
stairwell
stairwell
Sill damage
Sill damage
The shows the sill on the SE corner of the house.
Sill damage
Sill damage
Sill repair
Sill repair
Sill repair
Sill repair
Single-Family
2 Stories
Bedrooms 4
Full Baths 2
Half Baths 1
Heated Sq. Ft. 2,948

Features.

  • 1st Floor Bedroom
  • Crawl Space
  • Dining room
  • Foyer
  • Kitchen
  • Laundry Room
  • Living room
  • Unfinished Basement
  • Master bedroom upstairs
  • Driveway - Paved
  • Porch
  • Workshop
  • Ceiling Fans
  • Fireplaces
  • Vinyl floors
  • Wood floors
  • Central air
  • City sewer
  • City water supply
  • Gas heating
  • Water Heater - Electric
  • Sleeping Porch

No Contact Information.

This listing is archived and is not for sale.

Contact information is not available for archived listings.

Major Renovations

This house has survived relatively unchanged from its original floor plan.

A walk-in shower was added to the first floor bathroom, which abutted what we assume was a typical recessed back porch off the kitchen.

The house has had many boarders over the years, so minor accomodations were made for privacy. The dining room was used as bedroom for a time, so the back part of it, including the doors to the hallway and kitchen, was partitioned into a hallway.

The front porch was framed in and covered with siding in the 1980's or 90's, to 'keep the bums off,' according to one previous owner. The porch has since been uncovered.

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