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Southside
413 McAdoo Street
Blog post: 413 McAdoo Street: If You’re Interested in Southside, You Better Move Fast
- $310,000
- 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 1,872 square feet
- Price/square foot: $166
- Built in 1935
- Listed January 16, 2020
- Last sale: $206,000, June 2011
- Note: The property includes a detached two-car garage.
Sedgefield
A classic golf course community developed in the 1930s, lying at the southwestern edge of the city.
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3215 N. Rockingham Road
Ayrshire
Blog post — 3215 N. Rockingham Road: A 1935 Cotswold Tudor manor house for $2.9 million
- $2.9 million (originally listed at $3.25 million)
- 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and 3 half-baths, 10,696 square feet, 2.88 acres
- Price/square foot: $271
- Built in 1935
- Listed December 2015
- Last sale: None
- Note: Located on the Sedgefield Country Club golf course
3000 W. Sedgefield Drive
Tea House
Blog post
listing expired January 1, 2020
relisted January 3, 2020
- $570,000 (originally listed at $684,000)
- 4 bedrooms, 4 1/2 bathrooms, 4,164 square feet, 1.57 acres
- Price/square foot: $137
- Built in 1927
- Listed April 26, 2018
- Last sale: $655,000, April 2016
- From the Preservation North Carolina listing: “When this property was built in 1927, it was built as a Tea House, being located as a convenient stop-by point for travelers from Greensboro to High Point. During Prohibition it served as a Speakeasy, and it still has the small door in the front door which was to ‘screen’ travelers coming in. In the 1940’s it was converted to a private residence.”
- One of the most recognizable houses in Sedgefield because it faces High Point Road (the section that Gate City Boulevard now bypasses).
- Includes a “stone grotto formed with natural boulders surrounding a heated salt water pool.”
Downtown
The residential neighborhood within Greensboro’s central business district has experienced a renaissance over the past couple decades. Many classic retail buildings now have renovated condos above them.
220 W. Market Street, No. 304
no longer under contract as of September 30, 2019
- $118,000 (originally listed at $119,500)
- 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 646 square feet
- Price/square foot: $183
- Built in 1926
- Listed September 9, 2019
- Last sale: $142,500, August 2007
- Listing: “This property is located in the heart of famous downtown Greensboro!”
- Not owner-occupied
Elsewhere in Greensboro
Classic homes are found in many neighborhoods around Greensboro, including Brice Street, Highland Park, Lamrocton, McAdoo Heights, Pomona and other areas.
905 Englewood Street
contract pending as of November 12, 2019
no longer under contract as of January 14, 2020
- $279,000 (originally listed at $225,000)
- 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,742 square feet (per county records)
- Price/square foot: $160
- Built in 1922
- Listed November 4, 2019
- Last sale: $174,000, March 2015
- Neighborhood: Brice Street
