Beautiful Queen Anne frame cottage built by A.H. Propst in 1890, a home in Downtown Concord’s Historic District. Enjoy your evenings on the large wrap around front porch or on the oversized back deck overlooking the private yard. Oversized foyer entrance. Spacious updated kitchen with island next to the large den/sunroom, oversized bedrooms (one bedroom is large enough to hold 2 king beds), large dining room, crown molding, large baseboards, hardwood floors, wide doorways, and high ceilings. Light, bright, and airy rooms. 4BR and 2 full baths. 4th bedroom could be used as an office. Basement with large 2 car garage and extra storage area. Enjoy pecan trees, fig trees, azaleas, camellias, and rhododendron in the yard. Take a short trip to get coffee, check out a library book, grab a meal or a drink in Downtown Concord as it is being revitalized. Enjoy the nearby Greenway and don’t miss the chance to grab the living history in this beautiful home.
Single-familyProperty Type
1890Year Built
0.34 acresLot Size
$220Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Mike Chisholm• Howard Hanna Allen Tate Concord
Contact: mike.chisholm@allentate.com
Bought with Jenny Dabbs• Southern Homes of the Carolinas, Inc
Charming home in excellent condition in Historic District. Walk to shops, restaurants & entertainment! Floorplan is open & flowing with large rooms w/ 12' ceilings, original wood floors & stained glass & multiple fireplaces. Spacious kitchen with an island opens to a big den/sunroom addition. Nice deck overlooks a lovely backyard. 3rd BR needs a closet added. Bsmt & attached garage too!
CANOPYMLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #2024048
Jun 9, 2011
Listed
$250,000
$96/sq ft
Public Records
Feb 1, 1998
Sold
$150,000
$57/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,457 (+41.6%)
$108,340 + $339,140
$447,480
2024
$3,147 (+7.3%)
$108,340 + $207,600
$315,940
2023
$2,933 (−0.9%)
$90,000 + $150,390
$240,390
2022
$2,959
$90,000 + $152,500
$242,500
2021
$2,959
$90,000 + $152,500
$242,500
2020
$2,959 (+19.5%)
$90,000 + $152,500
$242,500
2019
$2,476 (+1.7%)
$90,000 + $152,500
$242,500
2018
$2,435 (+1.7%)
$48,750 + $154,200
$202,950
2017
$2,395 (+68.6%)
$48,750 + $154,200
$202,950
2016
$1,420 (−0.5%)
$48,750 + $154,200
$202,950
2015
$1,427 (+2.4%)
$48,750 + $154,200
$202,950
2014
$1,394
$48,750 + $150,420
$199,170
2013
$1,394
$48,750 + $150,420
$199,170
2012
$1,394 (−40.7%)
$48,750 + $150,420
$199,170
2011
$2,350
$48,750 + $150,420
$199,170
Tax history for 151 NW Spring St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,457 (+41.6%)
$108,340 + $339,140
$447,480
2024
$3,147 (+7.3%)
$108,340 + $207,600
$315,940
2023
$2,933 (−0.9%)
$90,000 + $150,390
$240,390
2022
$2,959
$90,000 + $152,500
$242,500
2021
$2,959
$90,000 + $152,500
$242,500
2020
$2,959 (+19.5%)
$90,000 + $152,500
$242,500
2019
$2,476 (+1.7%)
$90,000 + $152,500
$242,500
2018
$2,435 (+1.7%)
$48,750 + $154,200
$202,950
2017
$2,395 (+68.6%)
$48,750 + $154,200
$202,950
2016
$1,420 (−0.5%)
$48,750 + $154,200
$202,950
2015
$1,427 (+2.4%)
$48,750 + $154,200
$202,950
2014
$1,394
$48,750 + $150,420
$199,170
2013
$1,394
$48,750 + $150,420
$199,170
2012
$1,394 (−40.7%)
$48,750 + $150,420
$199,170
2011
$2,350
$48,750 + $150,420
$199,170
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
4
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
75 ft.
Lot depth
198 ft.
Lot size
0.34 Acres
Year renovated
1995
Sq. Ft.
2,184
Year built
1935
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Cabarrus County
APN
56207900410000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 13, 2026.
RM-2
Residential Medium Density
The RM-2 District is established to provide areas for medium density, singlefamily residential uses, with a maximum of four dwelling units per acre, where facilities and services exist with capacity to serve development. RM-2 provides flexible minimum lot size and density requirements in order to allow for market and design flexibility while preserving the neighborhood character and permitting applicants to cluster development in order to preserve environmentally sensitive and agricultural land areas.