Built in 1900, this beautifully renovated farmhouse has much to offer. 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 2,096 HLA, Gorgeous Mountain View, situated on 3.18 Acres that backs to Pine Forest. Entry Hall with the Tounge & Groove Heart of Pine Flooring, Shiplap walls & ceilings, Updated Light fixtures, & Sliding Farmhouse Doors. Open Kitchen to Living area features Bamboo Flooring (chosen to match the Pine), Wood Stove (works great to heat house and avoid using heat!), Large Wood Beams, New Recessed Lighting, 12 Ft Beech Wood Island (deep storage and pull out drawers), Walk-In Pantry, SS Appliances: Stove/Oven (New 2017), Sink (New 2017), Dishwasher, Refrigerator Conveys. Large bedrooms with Owner’s Suite featuring a walk-in closet with built-in shelving system, where the Washer and Dryer are conveniently located. Master bathroom boasts a large tile shower, with frameless glass door, rainfall shower head & bench seat, as well as a double vanity. Roof (2017) Tankless WH (2017), Water Filtration System
Country Farmhouse on 3 Acres in Midland, NC. Tongue & groove heart of pine walls and some floors. Top of the mountain views with pine forest beyond the back yard. Screen porch, Rocking Chair Country Porch. Beautiful, Brand New Master Bathroom! Seller has to move and has already removed some interior walls to open the center hall and Fireplace in the center of the house. They have a plan to finish the attic into another Master Bedroom & Bath! Will need financing for under construction loan.
Public Records
Mar 4, 2011
Sold
$125,000
$60/sq ft
Public Records
May 27, 2008
Sold
$280,000
$134/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,477
$93,430 + $278,560
$371,990
2024
$2,477 (+18.1%)
$93,430 + $278,560
$371,990
2023
$2,097
$46,710 + $205,370
$252,080
2022
$2,097
$46,710 + $205,370
$252,080
2021
$2,097 (+2.7%)
$46,710 + $205,370
$252,080
2020
$2,042 (+46.4%)
$46,710 + $205,370
$252,080
2019
$1,395 (+2.5%)
$46,710 + $198,700
$245,410
2018
$1,361 (+14.4%)
$60,730 + $106,900
$167,630
2017
$1,190
$60,730 + $89,530
$150,260
2016
$1,190 (+9.6%)
$60,730 + $89,530
$150,260
2015
$1,086
$60,730 + $89,530
$150,260
2014
$1,086
$51,390 + $85,820
$137,210
2013
$1,087
$51,390 + $85,820
$137,210
2012
$1,087 (−50.4%)
$51,390 + $85,820
$137,210
2011
$2,190
$51,390 + $85,820
$137,210
Tax history for 10111 Reed Mine Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,477
$93,430 + $278,560
$371,990
2024
$2,477 (+18.1%)
$93,430 + $278,560
$371,990
2023
$2,097
$46,710 + $205,370
$252,080
2022
$2,097
$46,710 + $205,370
$252,080
2021
$2,097 (+2.7%)
$46,710 + $205,370
$252,080
2020
$2,042 (+46.4%)
$46,710 + $205,370
$252,080
2019
$1,395 (+2.5%)
$46,710 + $198,700
$245,410
2018
$1,361 (+14.4%)
$60,730 + $106,900
$167,630
2017
$1,190
$60,730 + $89,530
$150,260
2016
$1,190 (+9.6%)
$60,730 + $89,530
$150,260
2015
$1,086
$60,730 + $89,530
$150,260
2014
$1,086
$51,390 + $85,820
$137,210
2013
$1,087
$51,390 + $85,820
$137,210
2012
$1,087 (−50.4%)
$51,390 + $85,820
$137,210
2011
$2,190
$51,390 + $85,820
$137,210
*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
3
Baths
2
Stories
1
Lot width
246 ft.
Lot depth
634 ft.
Lot size
138,520
Year renovated
2020
Sq. Ft.
2,096
Year built
1900
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Cabarrus County
APN
55559983590000
Parking Spaces
4
Basement
No
Accessible
No
HOA Dues
—
Garage
No
Features
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Last updated by owner on Jul 1, 2020.
AO
Agricultural/Open Space District
This district is comprised mostly of lands usually found on the eastern side of the County which, due to physical characteristics such as soil type, topography, etc., should remain agrarian. To a lesser degree, these are also those lands which are conducive to providing recreationally oriented open space. These land areas should remain the farmland and undeveloped/forested land of the County. Public utilities will not be planned for these areas. Consequently, residential uses that support those working and/or owning the land, home occupations allied with existing residences, and very limited business endeavors are envisioned as complementary to the area. In sum, the primary activity of these lands is agricultural - housing and business are typically related to, and supportive of, the practice of modern day agriculture. It is not, however, improbable that a small hamlet type settlement might evolve in this zoning district. As to those areas constituting open space, manmade uses must take care to enhance and not detract from the essential character of the area.