c. 1800 Greek Revival in Sanford, North Carolina

From The Archives	Listing No. 4534 c. 1800 Greek Revival Sanford, NC
	Tyson House The Tyson House, one of the county’s most stylish early dwellings, stands at the center of the historic village of Carbonton NC. Documentary and architectural evidence suggests that the house was built by the Tyson Family before 1805. Cornelius Tyson, Sr. (1722-94 or -95), acquired the land on which the on which the house stands in 1765 and had apparently built a dwelling on the property by the time of his death.
	Bedrooms: 4 Full Bath(s): 2 Heated Sq. Ft.: 2,736 Stories: 2 Lot Size: 208X298X148X298 Acres: 1.020	Features. 1st floor bath 1st Floor Bedroom 1st floor laundry room Attic Crawl Space Den Dining room Kitchen Living room Primary bedroom downstairs Primary bedroom upstairs Carport Circular driveway Driveway - Paved Fresh paint Porch Rear Deck Restored exterior Workshop Built-in Bookcases Built-in Cabinets Ceiling Fans Fireplaces High Ceilings Jacuzzi Natural gas fireplace Wood floors Tin Roof Central air Heat pump Range Refrigerator Septic System Water Heater - Electric 10-foot Ceilings Transoms 2 Zone HVAC Seperate setting area in Bedrooms Spa/hot Tub on Deck Storage building Tile Whole House Generator Work Shop
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Tyson House

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