1836 Second Empire Victorian in Flat Rock, North Carolina

From The Archives	Listing No. 1316 1836 Second Empire Victorian Historic Flat Rock Flat Rock, NC
	Historic Saluda Cottages, Flat Rock, NC Built by Count deChoiseul, who was the cousin of France's King Louis Philippe XV, who reigned from 1816-1848, in Historic Flat Rock, NC as his summer home while performing duties as Consul to Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA.
	Bedrooms: 7 Full Bath(s): 4 Half Bath(s): 1 Heated Sq. Ft.: 5,159 Unheated Sq. Ft.: 1,187 Stories: 3 Acres: 8.000	Features. 1st floor bath Bonus Room Breakfast room Den Dining room Entry Hall Foyer Kitchen Laundry room Living room Unfinished basement Master bedroom upstairs 2 Car Garage Fresh paint Garden Gated Entry Greenhouse Pond Porch Restored exterior Built-in Bookcases Built-in Cabinets Carpet Ceiling Fans Ceramic Tile Fireplaces Jacuzzi Original wood windows Walk-In Closet(s) Wood floors Dishwasher Disposal Oil Heating Range Refrigerator Security System Septic Tank Cast Iron Radiators Claw-foot Tub(s) Pocket Doors Stained Glass Window(s) Widow's Walk Wrap-Around Porch "Falcon Room" in basement, two Parlors, spriral staircase, 14 fireplaces, statues, milk house, ice house, one horse stall, columns, back-up generation system, porte co-chere with stone floor, Corinthian styl columns, arched entries, wood ceilings, portico
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Historic Saluda Cottages, Flat Rock, NC

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