Vintage homes for sale & real estate in Boone, NC

Vintage Home for sale in Boone, NC:

Steeped in history and timeless character, this beautiful traditional-style home is nestled on a generous . 74-acre lot in a quiet Blowing Rock neighborhood. Surrounded by majestic oak trees and mature landscaping, the property has long been admired for its beautiful grounds and stately presence. County records date back to the 1950s, but the property is believed to be older. The home showcases distinctive architectural details and craftsmanship that are increasingly rare to find. A grand stone fireplace, pre-blight American chestnut woodwork, charming stone pathways, and an arched entryway are just a few of the features that give this property its unique character. Don't forget the Koi pon

Vintage Home for sale in Boone, NC:

Properties of this character, setting, and location are seldom available. Set on . 56 level acres in the heart of downtown Blowing Rock, this distinctive property offers a rare combination of historic charm, privacy, and versatility. Tucked away from the bustle of town, the setting feels peaceful and intimate while remaining in the center of one of the High Country’s most sought-after destinations. Currently part of a bed and breakfast, the property offers an exceptional range of possibilities for its next owner—create a beautiful private residence, continue its use as a short-term rental, or explore future development opportunities. The level acreage allow you to shape the prop

Vintage Home for sale in Boone, NC:

Classic Blowing Rock cottage in prime location! Originally built in 1926, the property has been beautifully updated - inside and out. The main level provides two bedrooms and gorgeous new bath with dual vanity and huge walk-in shower. The open kitchen-living-sunroom floorplan flows effortlessly to outdoor living areas in both the front and rear of the home. Downstairs features a separate entrance, and owner has thoughtfully created living and sleeping flex-spaces along with massive laundry room/half bath. The ample lot (. 24 acres) is large enough to accommodate a spacious addition or even separate, new construction, which is a special opportunity in this downtown location. Quintessential B

Vintage Home for sale in Boone, NC:

A truly special High Country property offering the combination buyers search for but rarely find in one place—25.3 acres, frontage along the South Fork of the New River, elevated long-range layered mountain views, privacy, abundant wildlife and an authentic 1952 brick mountain home. Located on scenic Railroad Grade Road in Todd, this property places you along one of the most enjoyable recreational corridors in the North Carolina mountains. The gentle river-valley roadway is made for walking, jogging and bicycling beside the South Fork of the New River, or a day of fishing, kayaking, canoeing, tubing or a picnic beside the water. The acreage extends from the river corridor upward into

Vintage Home for sale in Boone, NC:

Built in 1936, the house has original oak flooring in the living room. The upstairs has original flooring and original wood paneling and ceilings. The house features 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen and dining area. There is additional sleeping areas upstairs, but the ceilings are 6'6", so therefore not counted in the total square footage. The home has a full length, covered front porch. There are a variety of building sites on the 1.65 acre property, plus a view of Grandfather. The property is located just seven miles from downtown Blowing Rock, nine miles to the entrance of Grandfather Mountain and only two miles to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Also close by are miles of hiking trails, snow sk

Vintage Home for sale in Boone, NC:

Once the Sugar Grove Mill, this unique and historic home has been part of the fabric of the Cove Creek community for almost 200 years. Historical records trace the Sugar Grove Mill to 1840, and the mill remained in operation into the late 1960s before eventually becoming the residence you see today. Following an earlier fire, portions were rebuilt around 1920, and today elements of the original mill remain thoughtfully woven throughout the home—a tangible connection to nearly two centuries of High Country history. Step through the front door into a spacious, open living and kitchen area filled with character. Two bedrooms sit on opposite sides of the main living space, each with an at