Inactive
c. 1854 Folk Victorian
Gold Hill, North Carolina


Circa 1854 The Snuggs-Atkins House was first associated with post-master John C. Snuggs and later with Dr. Benjamin T. Atkins. As well as a post-office the property also provided quarters for a shoe shop and school.

Street view of this Antebellum Beauty featuring a full width porch with a Chimney Stack on each end, multiple windows and the only attached garage (side load).

Reminiscent of a by-gone era with just a 30 minute drive from Salisbury and within one hour from Charlotte.


It is estimated $6M in Gold was mined here starting in 1824. Thomas Edison participated with a leased space while working on an invention to assist the gold miners.

What a wonderful spot for sipping lemonade with a book or just enjoying the picturesque view.

You will appreciate this "front row", massive front porch to enjoy parades and events as they pass by. Approximately 355 SF (44 x 8)

A movie producer featured the Wrought Iron Gated Archway which is surrounded by bright Red Knockout Rose Bushes and a picket fence.

Impressive large living space as you enter the front door, secured with the original Skeleton Key, Crystal Knob and Door Hardware.

View from the kitchen to the large great/living room with warmth from the real hard wood floors.

Original Fireplace has been updated with electric insert for warmth and ambiance.

Several Original Knobs and Skeleton Keys

This large kitchen and dining area offers room for a kitchenette and larger formal dining space. Approximately 26' x 13'8

There is plenty of open space to move around in this sunny kitchen. Look out over the beautiful gardens and hear the song birds from multiple windows.

Just a few steps behind the stove, you will find a large walk in pantry area. Notice the original half glass door with original Agate Door Knob and hardware.

Very resourceful walk in pantry for multiple storage purposes. Approximately 9'4 x 3'.

Comforting upstairs bedroom located on the corner of the house, provides abundant natural light as well as multiple views. Approx. 19'3 x 11'9.

Imagine resting in this inviting room filled with warmth of gleaming hardwood floors, an intimate fireplace, original ship lap walls and original glass windows.

This expansive bedroom spans the entire width of the upper floor providing room for a reading nook.

Though it is no longer considered "functional", this intimate fireplace adds warmth to the space with all of it's appeal.

Look at the gorgeous foliage from the view of the bedroom - perfect spot to stargaze or daydream.

Located upstairs, this adorable bedroom offers multiple views over the backyard garden and entrance area.

Lovely personal fireplace (non-functioning) provides character to this cozy bedroom.

Notice the original ship lap walls and ceilings and sunlit room.


Very rare Jasper door knobs and oil rubbed bronze hardware on multiple doors.

This house had it before it was popular on H@TV - Various ship lap wall widths from 5 1/4 to 11 inches.

Endless possibilities for the expansive space including Library, Play area, Craft Area, Home Office, etc. History resources indicate the 2nd floor area was once used as a school!

Approximately 361SF (approx. 19'2 x 18'8) of additional space with potential for many uses.

4th Room upstairs could serve as multiple uses such as sewing or craft room, studio, office, etc.

Conveniently located on the main floor with two entrances; one from en suite bathroom and another from adjoining room.

Right off of the Primary Bedroom on the Main Floor, you can relax in this Whirlpool or Shower adorned with Victorian Plumbing Fixtures.

This large bathroom on the main floor offers two entrances and Victorian fixtures. It has been updated with modern conveniences, while maintaining the integrity of the original charm.

History suggests the property served as a Post Office, Shoe Shop, Physician's Office and School providing multiple entrances.

Many original windows featuring the original "wavy glass".

You will be hard pressed to find this elsewhere - hand carved window latches.

Enjoy the alluring backyard year round from the screened and covered back porch.

Enjoy the Wrought Iron Gazebo and stone garden features of this magnificent garden.

Believed to be the oldest Locust Tree in Rowan County confirmed by a local Arborist. The Arborist insisted on maintaining it's existence and advised it was in great condition at the time of inspection.

Beautiful Blooming plants throughout the walk ways and property.

French Potager garden, 24 x 24, with 10 raised beds are surrounded by a white picket fence.

Just one of many beautiful vibrant flowers lovingly planted by the current owner.

The current owner has spent hours and unlimited expense designing established gardens.

Shirley Temple Variety



Enjoy the shade from established native tree while privacy from fenced yard.


A favorite in the garden is this one of kind Crab Apple Tree with it's eclectic branches. Established song and humming birds fill the garden with delightful sounds and bird watching.

Established Lenton Roses surround the base of the trees, perfectly amid other complimentary foliage.

How beautiful your home can be filled with vases of this traditional Southern favorite!

Several varieties of fragrant and alluring rose bushes throughout the gardens.



Perfect bench spot just a few steps from your entrance to reflect and ponder. Beautiful view across the street includes a pond and meadows of fresh flowers for the local flower shop.

Stroll back in time to a place which still has wooden walkways, street lamps and white picket fences.

Lined with rare Day Lilies and street lamp posts


Though your own garden will prove plentiful with beautiful plants, a local flower garden merchant is just across the street.

Several mature nut trees (6) large pecans and black walnut are nestled amid the native shade trees on this 1.32 acre property.

Delicious peaches from can be picked from your own fruit orchard in the back yard.

Pick your own Granny Smith's!






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Last shown in
September of
2022.
Bedrooms | 3 |
Full Baths | 1 |
Half Baths | 0 |
Heated Sq. Ft. | 1,302 |
Unheated Sq. Ft. | 919 |
Acres | 1.3 |
Zoning | RA3 |
Features.
- 1st floor bath
- 1st Floor Bedroom
- 1st floor laundry room
- Attic
- Bonus Room
- Crawl Space
- Dining room
- Kitchen
- Laundry room
- Living room
- Reader's loft
- Study
- Utility Room
- Master bedroom downstairs
- 1 Car Garage
- Fenced Yard
- Garden
- Gazebo
- Outbuildings
- Porch
- Storage Building
- Storm Windows
- Ceiling Fans
- 5 Fireplaces
- High Ceilings
- Jacuzzi
- Original wood windows
- Metal Roof
- Wood floors
- Central air
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Septic Tank
- Water Heater - Electric
- High Ceilings
- French doors
- Vintage Hardware
- Vintage Light Fixtures
- 5 Fireplaces w/6th Chimney in Kitchen
- Garage door replaced in 2010
- Insulated ext. walls
- Only attached garage in the village
- Original windows
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