1366 Main StreetWaynesville, NC 28786
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This historic, Craftsman style home has been thoughtfully renovated and is in pristine condition. The architect was Richard Sharp Smith, who assisted in the designs for the Biltmore Estate. Located in the heart of Waynesville, this home has five bedrooms and 5.5 baths. Enter from the large, covered front porch to see beautifully preserved, solid oak woodwork with three fireplaces that add visual charm. Enjoy living in a one-of-a-kind, historic home, without giving up modern conveniences. The large, inviting kitchen with granite countertops, SS appliances, dark green lower cabinets and floating shelves, is perfect for gathering. Bathrooms are renovated but retain the essence of the period the home was built. On just under an acre, with a paved parking area, a multi-purpose greenhouse, a delightful raised-bed garden, firepit and small creek, this home is perfect for entertaining. It has previously been a bed and breakfast. This is a must see with too many details to list!
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