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$505,000

The Mary Blades Foreman House, c. 1902. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Elizabeth City Historic District. A full-height pedimented portico, fluted columns, and a carved fanlight announce one of Elizabeth City's most commanding Neoclassical Revival residences -- a house the State of North Carolina certified as worth preserving as part of our national patrimony. Past the arched entry with its sunburst transom and sidelights, the center stair hall runs the depth of the house: an open-string staircase with turned balusters and carved newel, hardwood floors with inlaid border banding, and a glazed tile fireplace framed in oak. Twin parlors flank the hall behind wide cased openings, one anchored by a red-lacquered neoclassical mantel with gilt swags and paterae, the other by white tile and a canted bay. The formal dining room carries a fluted columned mantel, arched built-in china shelving, crystal chandelier, and a service pass-through. A second glass-walled dining room takes light on three sides. The kitchen keeps its beadboard ceiling and full-height cabinetry, refreshed with mosaic tile and stone-look counters, and connects through a butler's pantry to the rear service stair. Upstairs, bedrooms open off a broad hall lit by a fanlight arch. Several have fireplaces. The front chamber opens through French doors onto the portico balcony. Two full baths retain period white subway tile and hex mosaic floors, one with the original clawfoot tub. A paneled linen press is built into the hall wall; an enclosed sun porch spans the rear elevation. Throughout: cast-iron radiators, five-panel doors with glass knobs, deep molded casings, transoms, and beadboard porch ceilings in traditional blue. Outside, a wraparound porch on a brick lattice foundation, covered side walkway, rear deck, and a deep canopied lot under mature oak and magnolia. Detached garage. Minutes from downtown Elizabeth City and the Pasquotank River waterfront. As a contributing structure in a National Register district, qualifying rehabilitation may be eligible for North Carolina's 15% owner-occupied historic rehabilitation tax credit. Buyer to verify with the NC State Historic Preservation Office. Named houses reach the market not often, and this one has the paperwork to prove it. Basement and 3rd Floor are excluded from the virtual tour.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

The Mary Blades Foreman House, c. 1902. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Elizabeth City Historic District. A full-height pedimented portico, fluted columns, and a carved fanlight announce one of Elizabeth City's most commanding Neoclassical Revival residences -- a house the State of North Carolina certified as worth preserving as part of our national patrimony. Past the arched entry with its sunburst transom and sidelights, the center stair hall runs the depth of the house: an open-string staircase with turned balusters and carved newel, hardwood floors with inlaid border banding, and a glazed tile fireplace framed in oak. Twin parlors flank the hall behind wide cased openings, one anchored by a red-lacquered neoclassical mantel with gilt swags and paterae, the other by white tile and a canted bay. The formal dining room carries a fluted columned mantel, arched built-in china shelving, crystal chandelier, and a service pass-through. A second glass-walled dining room takes light on three sides. The kitchen keeps its beadboard ceiling and full-height cabinetry, refreshed with mosaic tile and stone-look counters, and connects through a butler's pantry to the rear service stair. Upstairs, bedrooms open off a broad hall lit by a fanlight arch. Several have fireplaces. The front chamber opens through French doors onto the portico balcony. Two full baths retain period white subway tile and hex mosaic floors, one with the original clawfoot tub. A paneled linen press is built into the hall wall; an enclosed sun porch spans the rear elevation. Throughout: cast-iron radiators, five-panel doors with glass knobs, deep molded casings, transoms, and beadboard porch ceilings in traditional blue. Outside, a wraparound porch on a brick lattice foundation, covered side walkway, rear deck, and a deep canopied lot under mature oak and magnolia. Detached garage. Minutes from downtown Elizabeth City and the Pasquotank River waterfront. As a contributing structure in a National Register district, qualifying rehabilitation may be eligible for North Carolina's 15% owner-occupied historic rehabilitation tax credit. Buyer to verify with the NC State Historic Preservation Office. Named houses reach the market not often, and this one has the paperwork to prove it. Basement and 3rd Floor are excluded from the virtual tour.

309 W Main St, Elizabeth City

$319,000

Built in 1932, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Colonial Revival-style home offers 2,760 square feet of living space just a few blocks from Downtown Elizabeth City and the Pasquotank River. Situated on a corner lot, the home makes a statement with its prominent two-story portico and 200 year slate roof. Inside, a beautiful center-hall staircase welcomes you, with hardwood floors and newer double-hung windows throughout. The main level features a spacious family room with a natural gas fireplace, formal dining room, and convenient half bath. Upstairs, you'll find large, bright bedrooms with plenty of natural light, Jack & Jill Bathroom along with a Palladian styled window adding character to the upstairs bath. The basement houses most of the home's major systems and offers additional storage. Move-in ready and full of character, this Downtown Elizabeth City home offers historic charm with everyday conveniences and easy access to shopping, dining, the waterfront, and everything downtown has to offer

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Built in 1932, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Colonial Revival-style home offers 2,760 square feet of living space just a few blocks from Downtown Elizabeth City and the Pasquotank River. Situated on a corner lot, the home makes a statement with its prominent two-story portico and 200 year slate roof. Inside, a beautiful center-hall staircase welcomes you, with hardwood floors and newer double-hung windows throughout. The main level features a spacious family room with a natural gas fireplace, formal dining room, and convenient half bath. Upstairs, you'll find large, bright bedrooms with plenty of natural light, Jack & Jill Bathroom along with a Palladian styled window adding character to the upstairs bath. The basement houses most of the home's major systems and offers additional storage. Move-in ready and full of character, this Downtown Elizabeth City home offers historic charm with everyday conveniences and easy access to shopping, dining, the waterfront, and everything downtown has to offer

506 W Church St, Elizabeth City

$325,000

Step into the timeless charm of this 1925 home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and classic character throughout. From the large inviting foyer to the beautiful original moldings, oversized baseboards, and numerous built ins, this home offers warmth and charm you do not find every day. The formal dining room and adjoining butler's pantry create an ideal space for entertaining, while the kitchen features granite countertops and plenty of opportunity to make it your own. A versatile bonus room with a closet on the main floor offers flexible space for a home office, guest room, hobby room, or additional bedroom option. Enjoy relaxing on the wrap around front porch or hosting gatherings on the spacious back deck overlooking the double lot. A new tile shower is in downstairs bathroom, and a new HVAC system was installed in June 2026 for the upstairs. Additional features include a laundry room and a detached 2 car garage. Conveniently located near downtown, this property combines historic charm, space, and potential in a highly accessible location. Being sold as is, it's ready for its next owner to bring their vision and personal touches to life.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Step into the timeless charm of this 1925 home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and classic character throughout. From the large inviting foyer to the beautiful original moldings, oversized baseboards, and numerous built ins, this home offers warmth and charm you do not find every day. The formal dining room and adjoining butler's pantry create an ideal space for entertaining, while the kitchen features granite countertops and plenty of opportunity to make it your own. A versatile bonus room with a closet on the main floor offers flexible space for a home office, guest room, hobby room, or additional bedroom option. Enjoy relaxing on the wrap around front porch or hosting gatherings on the spacious back deck overlooking the double lot. A new tile shower is in downstairs bathroom, and a new HVAC system was installed in June 2026 for the upstairs. Additional features include a laundry room and a detached 2 car garage. Conveniently located near downtown, this property combines historic charm, space, and potential in a highly accessible location. Being sold as is, it's ready for its next owner to bring their vision and personal touches to life.

1014 W Main St, Elizabeth City