NEAL-CLIFTON HOUSE circa 1890.

This traditional two-story frame house boasts two large glass side lights ornamenting the front door, as well as interior glass French doors, original trim and crown molding. Other points of interest include a 16 ft x 22 ft formal dining room, a master suite occupying almost one half of the upstairs, large closets, two stair cases, antique mantles, pass-through fire place, treated wood on the front porch and back screened porch, driveway and a 1,000 sq ft. detached bonus utility/guest house or shop.

Restoration is almost complete (new double hung vinyl windows, matching the original window style, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roof, framing, porch floors and more). The master carpenter working on the house has worked on the NC Capitol Building, governor’s mansion as well as many other notable structures. Moldings has been restored or reproduced to match the original house plans. The final stages can be suited to your desires – kitchen appliances and cabinets, room paint colors and more – upgrades from current completion plan may affect the final price. House layout or framing changes will increase the final price. Property is located on .4 acres. Historic Tax restoration credits, a minimum of $40,000 and counting, will be transferred to new owner.

The Neal-Clifton house is located within blocks of downtown Louisburg’s shops, restaurants, Crosscreek Charter School, Franklin Regional Medical Center, Louisburg College and the central branch of the Franklin County Library. The historic district of Louisburg is located on the north side of the Tar River approximately 30 miles northeast of Raleigh.