If you are in the market for a well maintained, carefully restored historic home in a great area, you have just found a truly special home. Built around 1870, this landmark home was originally owned by Dr. Lampkin, Gloster’s first known physician. Situated on a beautiful, tree lined street this home offers the warm character and charm of days long gone while providing all the key comforts and amenities demanded by today’s homeowner. Conveniently located in a very nice area of the city of Gloster, you are in walking distance of churches, a grocery store, pharmacies, the post office, and medial facilities. Inside this historical gem you will find the original heart pine floors, 10’ ceilings with the original board and batten, and beautiful mantle pieces. You can relax in the warm living area, talk around the breakfast table in the remodeled kitchen, or have a formal dinner in the large dining room, which could also be used as a bedroom. Outside you can enjoy the cool evenings while swinging on the front porch, working in the landscaped yard or playing with your children (or grandchildren) in the spacious backyard. The owners have taken great care to respect the architectural period and original style while improving and maintaining this immaculate home. Central air and heat, double hung insulated windows, and a modern kitchen are just a few of the comforts that have been tastefully incorporated. You can move right in. The owners are also including a comprehensive home warranty so you buy with added confidence. Don’t let this rare historical opportunity slip by. Call today for more information and to schedule a viewing. Being shown to financially qualified buyers by appointment only.

PROPERTY NUMBER: 23042-12360        PRICED AT: $132,500.00

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