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$719,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 10169550 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Priced well below tax value. A wonderful downtown historic home ready for anything!! Rental? Couldn't be better with wonderful rental history and fantastic location. Or how about your HGTV fantasy renovation? Take this 1928 building and transition it to a fantastic 2026 gem. Choice is yours and you win either way. Stunning hardwood floors and detailing throughout. Roof is one year old. See Historic District guidelines for details on renovation options. Move in ready no matter what you choose. Front has a rocking chair porch, classic stonework and stunning hydrangeas. Large basement storage with washer/dryer and sunny back deck. Some photos virtually staged. Property records show home built in either 1928 or 1935. A rare find in this location, this price point and for a Grand Dame of this pedigree!!!

217 Hillsborough St, Chapel Hill
$1,045,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 10169542 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Wonderful contemporary home in the historic district of Chapel Hill. Easy access to UNC campus, Kenan Stadium, Franklin Street shops and restaurants. Large renovated eat-in kitchen with huge pantry, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Updated baths, spacious light filled rooms. New roof ((2026), exterior paint (2023). interior paint (2026) New hvac (2024). Large patio and a garage with additional parking. Perfect for an investment or the homebuyer that has been searching for a downtown place with all the updates. Patio! Porch! Sun Room. Leave your car in the double garage and enjoy your new downtown life. Excellent rental history.

213 Hillsborough St, Chapel Hill
$1,525,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10006357 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Subtly sophisticated contemporary architecture blends with beautifully executed formal interior woodwork to bring the best of two design vocabularies to this charming light -filled residence. An open floor plan contributes to the mostly one-level living offered by the home. The living room, dining room a sun room all enjoy views of the elegant Charleston-style garden with pierced brick wall of hand made brick salvaged from the Tryon Palace restoration in New Bern. The primary bedroom on the main level provides access to the terrace and resistance pool. The library with raised cherry paneling provides a cozy room for tucking away for a good read. The kitchen is efficient and well equipped. An office off the sun room and a one car garage complete the main level. A second level guest suite has its own private entrance, a sitting room with built-ins, kitchen, two bedrooms and a bath. Landscaped for privacy and year round enjoyment,, the home is well located in the historic district on one of Chapel Hill's most pleasant streets. The whole house standby generator is a big plus. Home received extensive renovations in 2023 with upgrades extending in 2024. Pool pump new in March 2024.

606 North St, Chapel Hill
$1,875,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 10011373 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Charm, grace and history in a lovely home nestled on the edge of the UNC campus. On the corner of Battle and Hooper Lanes, the historic Graves home is a block from the Coker arboretum and University system president's residence, and a short walk from UNC's McCorkle Place and the shops, restaurants and services of East Franklin Street. This gracious home features a large living room spanning the depth of the house with a fireplace and bookshelves, and a lovely dining room, perfect for entertaining, and an option for a first floor bedroom, with a recently renovated and accessible full bath with a zero entry shower.The kitchen and breakfast room and a half bath complete the first floor. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, two recently renovated full baths, and a large laundry room. There is also a full basement, offering plenty of storage as well as room for a wine cellar or other potential expansion. The Charleston-style gardens match the charm of the home, with blooms year-round. Old stone walls enclose manicured boxwood hedges, climbing roses, camellias, evergreen trees and other plantings to create a private oasis at the edge of campus. Unique accents include a vintage millstone, a birdbath and a capital that was removed from UNC's Gerrard Hall during its renovation in 1892. An expansive porch overlooks the garden and serves as a wonderful place to enjoy the company of friends and family with a glass of wine or evening dinner. The home was built in 1922 for Louis Graves, the university's first professor of journalism, with generations of his ancestors serving the university since its founding in 1793, including its first steward. It was a social hub for the university during Graves' long residence, when he and his wife, Mim, hosted many distinguished visitors, including the poet Robert Frost, who later wrote a poem in honor of Mrs. Graves. The current owners added onto the existing office in 2020, building a custom garage that can hold up to three cars, or a fourth with the addition of a car lift. Architectural sketches have been drawn to create the option of an upper level in the garage for an apartment or studio. The home could potentially be expanded by enclosing the porch off the living room or adding apace above it, expanding the den into the existing brick patio, or connecting the house with the garage. Exterior changes must be approved by the Chapel Hill Historic District Commission. This well-tended and located home offers remarkable access to all that the town has to offer, with the theatre, concerts and athletic events all close by. Owned by just a few families over the course of its 102-year life, this home is ready to be loved by new owners who will also treasure its special place in Chapel Hill. All appliances included. Washer, dryer, refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, Subzero mini-freezer. New double ovens and range hood installed March 2024. These items do not convey: Dining room chandelier and sconces, breakfast room chandelier, 3 mirrors (in downstairs half bathroom and full bathroom, and in upstairs hall bathroom), two tall mirrors on side porch. Chandeliers can be replaced prior to closing or a credit offered.

111 Battle Ln, Chapel Hill
$1,649,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10072268 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
214 Hillsborough is a beautifully preserved home nestled on a premium lot in the Franklin-Rosemary Historic District of Chapel Hill. Showcasing timeless Colonial architecture, a style that has remained popular on the East Coast since the 1600s, this home seamlessly blends historic charm with modern convenience. Located in the Residential-2 zoning district, the property offers remarkable flexibility, allowing single- family with an accessory apartment, single-family with cottage, two-family attached, and two-family detached homes according to the Land Use Management Ordinance. The updated kitchen is a chef's dream, providing ample space for cooking and entertaining. The generously sized rooms, updated secondary baths, and stunning hardwood floors ensure a comfortable and elegant living experience. Additional highlights include a basement and attic for storage, generous parking, and a detached studio—ideal for exercise, creative projects, or generating rental income. This exceptional property is more than a home; it's an opportunity to enjoy a unique combination of beauty, functionality, and investment potential. A must-see!

214 Hillsborough Street St, Chapel Hill
$1,150,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10028835 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
The sweet spot of Chapel Hill! Actual walking distance to restaurants, the campus,Forest Theater, Battle Park. A newer yet traditional home newly polished with the recent addition of an elevator. There is a two car garage, plus another 431 sq ft heated not included in Heated Sq Ft as it is separate. Plenty of room for shop space, wine cellar, weight room, yoga studio, etc. There is off street parking as well as the garage. The Primary bedroom is on main level, along with wonderful office space/library (Google Fiber is at the house for work/study at home needs)great modern kitchen with granite countertops, formal dining room, welcoming living room and a screened porch overlooking a little vale leading (eventually)to Bolin Creek. Low maintenance well landscaped yard (no grass) with bluetooth controlled irrigation system and of course the requisite stone walls for a proper downtown Chapel Hill home. The huge fourth bedroom could serve as a rec room, craft or screening room. Great, great neighborhood with a twice yearly picnic, monthly floating pub, and really nice people.

505 North St, Chapel Hill
$1,460,000
7 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 10120460 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
501 North Street is a classic Colonial Style home with modern amenities. Recently renovated as a single-family home with a fully permitted accessory apartment, both units are currently leased at great terms for whoever owns it. Most of the systems have been upgraded and have many years left before replacement is required. Newer appliances including both washer/dyers. These are high-end, not your standard rental units. Set in the Historic District in Chapel Hill, the location close to UNC makes it an easy walk to campus or the 100 block of E Franklin. Call LA for details on this property

501 North St, Chapel Hill
$2,225,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10147822 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
In the heart of Chapel Hill's treasured Historic District, this remarkable residence captures the elegance and pedigree of a bygone era while offering the comfort and sophistication expected today. Perfectly positioned just moments from the campus of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the vibrant charm of Chapel Hill's downtown, the setting is as exceptional as the home itself. A gracious façade hints at the architectural beauty within. Step inside, and sunlight pours through expansive windows, illuminating beautifully proportioned rooms defined by hardwood floors, high ceilings, and refined detailing. The layout unfolds effortlessly, creating an atmosphere that feels both stately and inviting, perfect for entertaining. Designed for modern living, the chef's kitchen is thoughtfully appointed and anchored by a generous island ideal for casual mornings or game day gatherings. A formal dining room adds to this stunning historic charm while informal living spaces flow seamlessly. The expansive side porch offers a natural extension of the home, perfect for entertaining or quiet moments beneath the trees. The primary suite provides a tranquil retreat with sweeping neighborhood views and a private sitting and dressing room, creating a true sanctuary within the home. The second floor also includes two additional bedrooms, there is a guest bedroom on the main level that can double as an extension of the kitchen, an office, or family room. Adding to the appeal, a separate, fully renovated two-bedroom cottage may be included with the property (not reflected in the current listing price), presenting a rare opportunity for guest accommodations, a private office, or income-producing potential. This is more than a home--it is a legacy property in one of Chapel Hill's most storied and sought-after neighborhoods.

301 Hillsborough St, Chapel Hill
$1,336,500
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 10012728 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
A rare find - new construction close to UNC and downtown Chapel Hill! This classic and contemporary home was designed by local architect Sophie Piesse and constructed by BuildSense, a highly regarded local builder. The home features an open living and dining room with a gas log fireplace, a first floor primary bedroom with a fabulous bath, and a kitchen with center island, high quality cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and a walk-in pantry. There are two additional bedrooms and two baths on the second floor, as well as a loft which could serve as a study, home office or other space. A welcoming covered front porch, expansive deck and a screened porch provide multiple opportunities to socialize with friends and family outdoors. There is abundant storage throughout the house, including walk-in closets, a large laundry room with sink and cabinets, and two under-eave rooms which could double as a tiny office or yoga studio. Come live, work and play in downtown Chapel Hill!

104 Isaac Ln, Chapel Hill
$1,075,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10028228 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
This American Craftsman style home, circa 1920, is in the Franklin-Rosemary Historic District, a short walk to UNC and Franklin Street. Wonderful details including stone foundation, cedar shake siding, wrap-around front porch, original windows, high ceilings, heart of pine flooring, solid wood doors with antique hardware, stone fireplaces with beaded mortar, antique light fixtures, clawfoot tubs, many closets and storage spaces, lovely lot with a fenced-in back yard. Living room with stone fireplace, formal dining room, den with built-ins and window seat plus another stone fireplace, kitchen with unique architectural detail and a pantry, sunny breakfast nook, large sunroom with vaulted ceiling and many windows overlooking back yard/garden. Four bedrooms, three full baths. Laundry room. Third floor loft. Basement workshop.

510 North St, Chapel Hill
$6,500,000
7 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10150568 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status
Nestled in the heart of the Cameron-McCauley Historic District--one of Chapel Hill's most treasured and architecturally significant neighborhoods--this extraordinary +1.24-acre assemblage offers a rare opportunity just steps from the University of North Carolina campus and UNC Hospitals. From this premier location, enjoy effortless walkability to downtown Chapel Hill's shops, restaurants, cultural venues, and university amenities. The offering includes four contiguous parcels improved with five classic Chapel Hill residences, several dating to the turn of the 20th century. Rich in character and historic charm, the homes together offer 26 income-producing rooms, 22 full baths, and 4 half baths, along with 30 parking spaces, a detached garage, and a beautifully sized .19-acre courtyard that creates a private oasis in the center of town. All five structures are contributing properties within the Cameron-McCauley Historic District overlay, reflecting the architectural heritage and enduring appeal that make this neighborhood so special. Whether envisioned as a long-term investment, a multi-generational compound, or a signature Chapel Hill holding, this is a truly uncommon opportunity to own a significant footprint in one of the town's most desirable locations.

213-223 Mccauley St, Chapel Hill
$1,120,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2524432 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Nestled in the center of the Cameron-McCauley Historic District, one of Chapel Hill's most desirable neighborhoods, this 1½ story Colonial Revival-style 1920s bungalow retains all the vintage charm of the past despite a complete 2021 top-to-bottom renovation. Just steps away from the UNC campus, enjoy easy access to Westwood Park, shopping, dining, and all downtown has to offer. Convenience and tranquility collide in a classic college town setting. This home is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

306 Ransom St, Chapel Hill
$1,150,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10093594 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Wonderful gardens surround this classic traditional home just off Tenney Circle in one of Chapel Hill's most desirable historic neighborhoods. The house has four bedrooms, two and one-half baths. Large living room with fireplace and French doors that open to the deck and back yard. Spacious dining room. Kitchen with granite counter tops, tile backsplash, Sub-Zero refrigerator and Viking stove. A sunroom with slate flooring and a cozy den adjoins the kitchen. A bonus room/flex space works well as a home office or exercise/hobby room. Carport with EV charger. The house has great moldings and built-ins, hardwood floors in most rooms, and solid wood doors. Renovations and upgrades include Cedar shake siding, Marvin windows, Anderson French door system, 50-year roof, Trex decking, solar panels, Moen automatic water shut off system, water filtration system, and a generator. Unfinished basement mechanical room with space for a workshop. The fenced gardens have many mature and unique plantings including rare Japanese maples, roses, camellias, Zoysia grass, palm and banana trees. Private, convenient location is walking distance to UNC campus and downtown Chapel Hill.

400 Bowling Creek Rd, Chapel Hill
$1,092,503
2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10162400 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Live large in the cozy Roberson Cottage, just two blocks from UNC! This adorable home was renovated by the current owner, with updated kitchen and baths, refreshed pine paneling, hardwood floors, custom built-in closet and cabinetry and more. Sit on the front porch in the swing and relax. Enjoy entertaining guests in the living room with a fireplace or share a meal in the dining alcove. A loft and room above provide extra sleeping or storage space. The lower level features a separate entrance, full bath and space for a kitchenette. It is the second bedroom in the house and could be guest quarters or a rental apartment as you desire. There was formerly an internal spiral staircase connecting the main level with the lower level. An elevator could potentially be installed between the main and lower levels. Ask listing agent for more information. The home is located in the East Franklin-Rosemary historic district. Potential additions or exterior changes would need to be approved by the Chapel Hill Historic District Com. A short stroll brings you to the UNC campus or to the center of downtown Chapel Hill. ''Nothing could be finer than to be this close to Carolina in the morning!'' New steps constructed to backyard. Estimates obtained for deck repair but seller elected to wait in the event a buyer wanted to reconfigure the deck or add on.. House was recently measured. Loft is 466 sf but is not counted in square footage. Tax records square footage differs from current measurements. Floor plans and sketch are in Documents. Some furnishings may convey with acceptable offer.

520 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill

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