Welcome to 1916 Twin Oaks, a stunning turn-of-the-century home that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern updates, creating an entertainer's dream residence. From the moment you step into the foyer, the craftsmanship and attention to detail become apparent, showcasing the quality construction of this timeless gem.
The formal living room and sunroom are bathed in natural light, featuring expansive windows and gas log fireplaces that exude warmth and elegance. The formal dining area boasts oak built-ins and leads to a charming courtyard with a brick grill, offering ample space for hosting guests and creating unforgettable memories.
The kitchen, complete with a walk-in pantry and courtyard access, seamlessly combines functionality with vintage charm. Hardwood and heart of pine floors grace the formal areas and bedrooms, while original tile floors add character to the kitchen, bath, and laundry spaces.
The primary suite on the main level is a retreat in itself, offering abundant space, numerous closets, and an en suite adorned with antique sink and plumbing fixtures. Upstairs, a second suite with its own ensuite and ample storage areas provides flexibility and privacy.
Outside, nature enthusiasts will delight in the abundance of wildlife and rare Appalachian flora surrounding the property. The heated inground pool with a hot tub adds to the entertainment factor, creating a haven for relaxation and enjoyment.
For additional accommodation or income potential, the carriage house can be utilized as a rental, perfect for Airbnb or hosting more guests. The three-bay garage, with a history tied to vintage cars once owned by Andy Griffith's makeup artist, Andy Greenway, offers ample storage space and a touch of nostalgia.
With a rich history echoing through its walls, including rumored stays by the iconic Andy Griffith himself, 1916 Twin Oaks is ready for its next chapter. This vintage home invites you to become a part of its storied legacy and embark on a new journey filled with charm, history, and timeless beauty.