Historic District Homes with Covered Parking Features

Welcome to the Historic District of Tarboro, North Carolina, where charm meets modern convenience in a picturesque setting. Nestled in the heart of Edgecombe County, this enchanting neighborhood boasts a rich tapestry of history, characterized by its well-preserved architecture and vibrant community spirit. As you stroll through the tree-lined streets, you’ll be captivated by the stunning antebellum homes and quaint cottages that reflect the area’s storied past.

One of the standout features of the Historic District is the availability of homes with covered parking. In this region, where the southern sun shines brightly and the occasional rain shower graces the landscape, having a dedicated covered parking space is a true luxury. Imagine stepping out of your vehicle and into your beautiful home, sheltered from the elements, all while preserving the aesthetic appeal of this historic neighborhood.

Residents of the Historic District enjoy not only the convenience of covered parking but also access to a wealth of local amenities. From charming boutiques and delightful eateries to scenic parks and cultural attractions, everything you need is just a stone's throw away. The community is known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, making it easy to forge lasting connections with neighbors and engage in local events.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a family looking for a nurturing environment, or simply someone seeking a peaceful retreat, the Historic District of Tarboro offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern living. Come explore your future home in this captivating community today!

Newest Historic District Homes with Covered Parking Features

$479,900

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Welcome to this beautiful 4-bedroom, 3-bath brick Colonial perfectly positioned on a spacious corner lot in the heart of historic Tarboro. Overlooking the landscaped, oak shaded colonial-era Town Common, one of only two remaining in the United States, this exceptional property offers timeless charm, and an unbeatable location within walking distance to downtown shops, dining, and local attractions. Inside, you'll find elegant formal living and dining areas with rich hardwood floors, detailed dentil and chair molding, and two masonry fireplaces--including one with gas logs. The kitchen features sleek countertops, abundant cabinetry, and opens into a large breakfast and sitting area ideal for everyday living and entertaining. Built-ins throughout the home provide both character and functionality. A versatile first-floor room with an adjacent full bath can serve as a den, or office. Additional highlights include a nicely appointed pantry, ceramic tile flooring, and a spacious floored attic with a cedar closet for ample storage. Step outside to enjoy the inviting covered porch overlooking the fenced backyard--perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The property also features a paved driveway, black wrought iron fencing, and an impressive detached two-story garage/workshop with space for one vehicle. The detached garage also has a golf cart bay, upper-level storage, and could be easily be converted to living space, art studio or home office given it already has electricity and plumbing. Located in the state's largest historic district, this home is surrounded by over 300 preserved landmarks in a vibrant 45-block area recognized by the Main Street America network.

200 E Park Ave, Tarboro

$350,000

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Built in 1900, this home has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, wood floors, updated kitchen, cedar closet, central air, and all the charm of a Main Street historic home with a side view to the town commons. The home is located on a corner lot at the intersection of Main Street and Park Avenue. The side of the house faces the town common in the Tarboro Historic District Tarboro. Historic preservationists and history buffs appreciate the ambiance that seems to inhabit the Tarboro Historic District historic. Created by the National Parks service in 1977, the 45-block Historic District boasts over 300 structures from the residential dwellings to historic churches to original 19th century storefronts along Tarboro's Main Street. The gateway to the Tarboro Historic District is the town's beautiful Town Common, a 15-acre park canopied by tall oaks and accented war memorials. The Town Common originally surrounded the town and is the second oldest legislated town common in the country and is the only remaining original common on the east coast other than Boston.

801 N Main St, Tarboro

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