600 E. Main Street, Brevard, NC? The Wyke-Barclay House, circa 1905. Step into a piece of Brevard history. This landmark Colonial Revival home has graced East Main Street since approximately 1905, and the 2022 renovation was comprehensive and uncompromising. New wood-clad Jeld-Wen windows flood every room with natural light while honoring the home's classic aesthetic. A standing-seam metal roof, a new zoned heat pump with gas backup, and on-demand hot water ensure lasting comfort and efficiency. The kitchen was completely redesigned, and the results are exceptional. Soapstone countertops and backsplash, a professional AGA range, Bosch refrigerator and dishwasher, and a Boos Block island create a kitchen that is as beautiful as it is functional. A new laundry and mudroom complete the package, and convenience continues with a washer and dryer on each floor. The home offers three ensuite bedrooms, a rare and welcome feature, with the primary suite conveniently located on the main level, complete with a walk-in closet. Soaring ten-foot ceilings on the main level and nine-foot ceilings upstairs lend an airy, gracious feel throughout. Wide hallways give the home an open, unhurried feel, and the upper hallway is lined with built-in bookshelves—a bibliophile's dream. Wood floors run throughout, with custom tile work in each of the three full bathrooms. Two fireplaces—currently suitable for gas log conversion—add warmth and charm to the living spaces. Outdoor living is equally impressive. A welcoming wraparound covered front porch and a porte-cochere set the tone on arrival. Upstairs, a screened porch offers a breezy retreat. Out back, a stone patio with a farm table that seats eight creates the perfect setting for al fresco entertaining while the fenced garden with composting area delights the gardener. A well-appointed shed with a deck and dedicated run-in for yard equipment keeps everything organized and neatly tucked away. All of this sits on a level 1.12-acre lot in the heart of downtown Brevard—framed by magnificent old oaks—and offering a private peaceful backyard that feels like it’s worlds away from bustling streets yet steps from everything that makes Brevard so beloved.Known locally as the Wyke-Barclay House; this property sits within the East Main Street Historic District.The home itself is not individually registered meaning there are no restrictions on changes or renovations—simply prestige and charm of historically significant address along with all freedoms associated to modern ownership.Should future owner wish to pursue individual registration; home's provenance along architecture make it compelling candidate.Disclosure: The listing agent Hesper Dickson is owner this property.