The attributes….

The Original structure is not a rebuild. It is acclaimed to be the most historically accurate house in Old Salem.
 
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Three bedrooms with the master on the mail level.

Two full baths with one adjacent to the bedrooms.

Unique and functional 1800’s flow blue porcelain in the powder room on the main level.

Neatly placed all new powder room on the lower level.

Main level master bedroom with a fifteen foot rejuvenated walk in closet and connecting full bathroom.

Main level library with one wall of custom made book shelves. With plumbing in place for a wet bar.

Spacious dinning for 8 adjacent to the new kitchen.

New shaker cabinets, and 100 year old pine flooring.

New GE appliances. Convection gas over electric stove and convection microwave.

New Kohler Farm sink.

Maintenance free Quartz counter tops and back splashes by Counter Top Specialists.

Roll out spice cabinet to the left of the refrigerator.

Four new 20 amp circuits in the cabinet area with GFI outlets.

Two conveniently places pantries for the kitchen.

9’ 8” ceilings on the main and lower levels.

6” x ‘6” exterior ceramic tiles on the lower level floor that simulates the old brick.

Custom handmade lighting by noted tinsmith Michael Felk.

Water filters for the kitchen and master bath.

Updated and restored window sashes on the main and upper levels.

Subtle outside lighting.

5 Head garden sprinkler system.

New heat ducts for the main and upper level. 

Pull down attic stairs for ease of entry to the attic.

200 amp electric main panel.

Hidden main level laundry are, that is convenient to the master bedroom.

Termite treatment in 2006 by Orkin pest control.

3177 square feet heated space.

Property is protected by Deed & Covenant.

Spacious utility, office area with convenient area for a second freezer with filtered water supply.

All gutters are 6” copper with copper downspouts that are piped to the rear of the lot.

Each upper level has its own gas heating and AC units. The lower level has a new heat pump & new air handler.

Both sides and the rear of the lot are fenced.
Roof: All of the tiles were removed and the copper was replaced with thicker more durable and long lasting 16 ounce per square foot. The cracked and damaged tiles were replaced too. Many houses in Old Salem have this type of roofing. On such house had nearly 80 years on it ans is showing no deterioration.

The house was inspected in 2006 by a licensed home inspector Number 1030. Mr. Tom Hatcher. His findings at that time: One window sill needed repair. (It should be noted that that repair has been made.) Radon levels were made by Mr. Hatcher. One yielded a reading of 2.0 ppm and the second was 2.1 ppm, which were well below the government minimum of 4.0 ppm. We were relieved to hear this report, but as we had planned to renew the kitchen, we chose to install a mitigation system while the walls were at the bare bones minimum. The cost was minimal and resulted in interior radon readings that were equal to the outside reading of .8 ppm.


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