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$1,700,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 10160123 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Nestled in the heart of Historic Oakwood in Downtown Raleigh sits this stunning 1898 E.H. Love House that has been gorgeously renovated with the perfect balance of turn of the century southern charm and modern stylish appointments. This home is truly special and is filled with exceptional features that include: beautifully landscaped lot with rose bushes, mature trees, Japanese maples and more; inviting wrap around porch with swing and room for several rocking chairs; secured parking within your private rear gated driveway off public rear alley; 2 car heated/cooled detached finished garage or workshop; lovely refinished knotty pine hardwoods throughout 1st and 2nd floor; original millwork beautifully restored throughout; original color block stained glass transom over front door; 10ft smooth ceilings on 1st and 9ft on 2nd; 5 working fireplaces with gas logs and 3 decorative fireplaces; chef's kitchen with custom floor to ceiling cabinets, GE Monogram commercial grade gas stove/grill/double oven and built-in refrig; private bar off family room with walk-in wine cellar; office or media room with 3D TV; custom built-in ceiling speakers throughout home; wired for Google fiber; solar panels on roof provide credit with utility company; huge primary suite with sitting room with custom built-ins, crystal chandelier; walk-in cedar closet with stacked washer/dryer, spa bath with walk-in steam shower and sliver clawed vessel tub; each additional bedroom has en-suite updated baths; custom stone courtyard/patio with built-in gas grill, pizza oven, fireplace and bar; wrought iron gates, fencing and much more! All this and within the desired subd of Historic Oakwood which provides a walk-able, friendly neighborhood to Downtown Raleigh's shops and restaurants including the popular areas of Peace St and Oakwood Park. Life is good here! Seller is requesting an Offer Deadline for Sunday the 19th at 5pm please.

511 Oakwood Ave, Raleigh
$1,264,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10146904 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Exquisite historic Oakwood residence offering 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths on a rare 0.25-acre lot. Originally built in 1880, this exceptional home has been thoughtfully and impeccably renovated, preserving its timeless character while incorporating refined modern updates. Interior highlights feature three fireplaces, original heart pine floors, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and skylights that bathe the home in natural light. The elegant primary suite provides a spacious walk-in closet, cove lighting, a walk-in shower, and a soaking tub designed for relaxation. Outdoors, the expansive, fully fenced backyard offers remarkable privacy and showcases a newly added stone patio with an impressive outdoor fireplace—ideal for entertaining or quiet evenings at home. A truly distinctive and one-of-a-kind property.

516 N East St, Raleigh
$1,115,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10186275 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Architect-designed circa 1911 Neoclassical Revival in Historic Oakwood. Known as the Monie-Sanderford House, this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2,580 square foot residence was designed by James Matthew Kennedy, the Raleigh architect behind City Market and Murphey School, and his original blueprints have been preserved with the home. Set high above its 0.10 acre corner at East Jones and North Bloodworth Streets, the house presents a slate-clad hipped roof, a wraparound porch carried by six Tuscan columns, pedimented gables, a lunette window, and a leaded-glass entry with sidelights and transoms. The interiors hold the craftsmanship of the era: soaring ceilings, old-growth heart-pine floors, tall pocket doors, decorative fireplaces, a gracious center hall, a two-story projecting bay, and an oval keystone window on the east elevation. The home has been thoughtfully reimagined with a gorgeous new kitchen, a butler's pantry built for entertaining, and beautifully upgraded baths, plus a reading nook tucked beneath the staircase. The address stands within the Oakwood Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, just moments from the North Carolina Governor's Mansion. Crawford and Son, Jolie, Oakwood Pizza Box, Standard Food and Wine, Yellow Dog Bread Co., the landmark Krispy Kreme on North Person Street, and downtown Raleigh are all minutes from the front porch. The corner itself was held by the Monie family and their descendants from 1877 until 1985, and the home was later stewarded by a preservationist who supervised the Restoration Branch of the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. Architect-designed Oakwood residences with this kind of documentation rarely come open.

320 E Jones St, Raleigh
$1,050,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 10139552 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Own a rare piece of Raleigh history in the heart of Historic Oakwood. Built in 1913, the Historic Horton Broughton House is an architecturally significant residence offering timeless character, walkable city living, and exceptional investment flexibility. This beautifully maintained property is configured as a three unit triplex totaling more than 3,300 square feet, making it an outstanding opportunity for a buyer who wants to live in one unit and rent the other two, support multi generational living, or expand an investment portfolio in one of Raleigh's most sought after historic neighborhoods. The main level unit features a spacious three bedroom, one and a half bath layout with abundant natural light, graceful architectural details, and the warm historic character that defines Oakwood living. Upstairs, the home includes two additional one bedroom, one bath units, each offering efficient floor plans and excellent rental potential. These units are well suited for long term tenants, furnished rental opportunities, or guest suites depending on the owner's needs. Together, the triplex configuration provides a rare blend of lifestyle flexibility and income producing potential in a prime downtown location. With its grand double front porch, classical architectural elements, and charming tree lined surroundings, this home reflects the spirit of the Historic Oakwood community, a vibrant and walkable neighborhood just moments from Downtown Raleigh, the Person Street District, restaurants, breweries, parks, museums, and cultural landmarks. Buyers seeking a historic triplex, Downtown Raleigh investment property, or unique house hack opportunity will appreciate both the lifestyle and financial advantages that this property offers. If you have been searching for a distinctive property that combines historic charm, location, versatility, and long term value, the Horton Broughton House presents a rare opportunity to own a legacy residence in one of Raleigh's most cherished neighborhoods.

415 E Lane St, Raleigh
$1,000,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 10179377 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
A coveted Inside the Beltline address in Historic Oakwood, one of Raleigh's most storied communities. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home brings 2,492 square feet of architectural character and modern updates together in an open-concept plan that feels both elevated and lived-in. The family room, dining room, and reimagined kitchen connect in a seamless arrangement built for daily ease and effortless entertaining. A dedicated home office off the entry foyer adds quiet utility, while two first-floor bedrooms and a full bath offer genuine flexibility. Upstairs, the owner's suite delivers two walk-in closets, a spacious ensuite bathroom, and storage depth rarely found in homes of this era. The rocking-chair front porch looks out to Oakwood's iconic streetscape, and the covered rear deck looks out to a private backyard ideal for any use. Private rear parking and an unfinished daylight basement with real expansion potential complete the offering. Moments from Crawford & Son, Oakwood Pizza Box on Person Street, and Transfer Co. Food Hall. An enduring Inside the Beltline address in one of Raleigh's most desirable historic communities.

519 E Lane St, Raleigh
$975,000
4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 10155391 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
A classic Queen Anne frame two-story in Historic Oakwood, the Fleming-Smith House c.1908, was tastefully reimagined back into a single residence. Work recently completed in 2025 highlights original charm while leaning into significant modern updates. Brilliantly-lit renovated kitchen anchors the architectural ell to the rear while opening to the living room. Touches of exposed brick are easy to view with 10' ceilings. A new stairwell connects to the traditional bedroom layouts on the second floor. Bathroom updates offer a large bathroom with tub, and shower option on main level, both with timeless aesthetic. Lap wood siding, integrated front porch, two-over-two windows and slate roof with scalloped accents all retain integrity of the original intent in exterior construction and design. A brilliant location and property in which to embrace the history of Downtown Raleigh.

105 N East St, Raleigh
$960,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10175210 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Some homes are simply irreplaceable — and 317 Pell Street is one of them. Set on a quiet, tree-lined one-way street in the heart of Raleigh's Historic Oakwood, this lovingly restored 1910 bungalow is as rare as it sounds: a home with genuine soul, thoughtfully updated for the way people actually live today. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a layout filled with natural light that shows off what this house does best — original hardwood floors, classic architectural details, and four fireplaces. The welcoming living room anchors the home with a fully restored wood-burning fireplace, while the dining room's decorative fireplace sets the tone for both dinner parties and slow Sunday mornings. The primary suite features its own restored decorative fireplace, a walk-in closet, and a screened coffee porch that earns its name. The second bedroom includes a gas-log fireplace and an ensuite bath. A third bedroom, added in the 2012 renovation, comes with built-in bookcases and a newly renovated ensuite bathroom with heated tile floors. The kitchen has been completely reimagined — open shelving, custom cabinetry, updated appliances, and an island with seating for casual meals. It's the kind of kitchen that gets used. Step outside and the home delivers again. The front porch — rocking chairs, a swing, the whole picture — is made for watching the neighborhood go by. Out back, a private brick courtyard unfolds into a multi-level patio, a built-in fire pit, and beautifully landscaped garden spaces that are as easy to maintain as they are to enjoy. A new roof (2024) means the big-ticket items are already handled. Wide front porches and lush gardens are hallmarks of Historic Oakwood, and 317 Pell delivers on both. Walk to Jolie, Crawford & Son, Oakwood Pizza Box, Yellow Dog Bakery, Longleaf Swine, and the original Krispy Kreme. Parks, museums, and the energy of downtown Raleigh are all minutes away — but you'll be surprised how often you simply don't want to leave home.

317 Pell St, Raleigh
$916,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10171385 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
A Historic Oakwood residence Inside the Beltline, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2,256 square feet of living space anchored by original hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and the architectural proportions that define this neighborhood. A rocking chair front porch sets the tone at arrival on North Bloodworth Street, one of the most architecturally distinguished blocks in the district. Large windows fill the main level with natural light and original hardwoods carry through the living spaces. The kitchen connects to a sun-drenched sunroom, a signature space for morning coffee, casual dining, and afternoon light with views into the fenced backyard garden. A generous deck extends the outdoor living area, looking out over the garden and private fenced yard. Three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, and a brand-new furnace complete a home that has been carefully maintained and is ready for the next chapter. Person Street is moments away, with independent restaurants, coffee shops, and neighborhood gathering places. Moore Square, Oakwood Park, Mordecai Historic Park, Glenwood South, and the Village District are all within easy reach. Downtown Raleigh, eaboard Station, NC State, WakeMed, Rex Hospital, and RTP are each a short drive. Historic Oakwood residences of this vintage, in this condition, at this scale, do not come to market often.

124 N Bloodworth St, Raleigh
$865,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 10149197 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
***OFFER DEADLINE, Sunday March 1st at 5pm*** Completely timeless. Some homes follow trends. Others quietly outlast them. 605 Polk Street is a rare Oakwood cottage. Set along a charming, tree-lined street, this home showcases craftsmanship and proportions rarely found today. A welcoming covered front porch sets the tone, leading into interiors filled with original hardwood floors, tall ceilings, abundant natural light, and classic millwork. Owner suite offers separate shower, walk in closet, the kitchen addition built in 2008, pairs historic charm with modern convenience, featuring a vaulted ceiling, generous cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and seamless flow into dining and living areas. Spacious bedrooms include decorative fireplaces, while a bright enclosed porch offers flexible space for a home office, studio, or retreat. Great storage and laundry, Major updates include a new roof (2024), HVAC (2023), and water heater (2021). A huge private backyard and detached storage building offer endless possibilities. Gardening, Crochet, whatever your heart desires.

605 Polk St, Raleigh
$795,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 10173815 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status ⋅ Lewis-West-Stronach House BLDG.
Calling all restoration lovers! This timeless historic gem sits on a large lot and is ready for its next chapter; whether you keep it in its income producing triplex layout or bring it back to its former glory as a magnificent single-family estate, the potential here is limitless. This North Carolina Victorian side-hall-plan frame two-story was built for Julius Lewis & Co., a hardware and development firm which had at least eleven houses built in Oakwood. Nicholas W. West was Lewis's partner in the firm. The original main section has a front-gabled saddle roof, which was originally sheathed in wooden shingles. The eaves are not boxed. In the gable is a large tripartite attic vent with a peaked top. The front door has two vertical windows and a transom. Most windows on the original house are six-over-six. The window on the front porch is full-height. The door and three original windows on the façade are asymmetrically placed, as is typical of Raleigh side-hall-plan houses. The saddle-roofed one-story ell in the rear is original. The large two-story hipped-roofed section on the left was added between 1881 and 1892. It has a rectangular bay window on the front. Most windows on this section are four-over-four. Another two-story section was added behind this section, between 1909 and 1914. The front porch has a hipped roof which was originally supported by chamfered posts, similar to those on 411 Oakwood Ave., with large brackets and a sawnwork balustrade. This woodwork was replaced in the late 1950s with wrought-iron trellis supports and balustrade. One of the original brackets survives. In 1922-23, this was the residence of Alonzo E. Glenn, chief of police. The Stronach family owned the house from 1923 to 2000. James Norfleet Stronach Jr. divided the house into two apartments in c.1977, then into three apartments in c.1980;

409 Oakwood Ave, Raleigh
$714,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 10173335 MLS ⋅ CLOSED Status
Don't underestimate this historic charmer—she lives large, and it shows. Rare opportunity to own a beautifully renovated bungalow in the heart of Historic Oakwood with an oversized powered two-car garage and workshop—a feature seldom found in the neighborhood. Thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic charm, this move-in-ready home offers one-level living, a well designed floor plan, hardwood floors, abundant natural light, renovated kitchen and baths, and designer finishes throughout. Just blocks from Person Street's restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, parks, and downtown Raleigh, this home offers the ideal blend of historic character, modern convenience, and walkable urban living.

608 N Boundary St, Raleigh

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