Vintage homes for sale & real estate in 27215, NC

Vintage Home for sale in 27215, NC:

Welcome home to this beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2-bath home in West Burlington! This one has had a serious refresh with gorgeous refinished hardwood floors, fresh paint throughout, new kitchen cabinets and countertops, stainless steel appliances, updated bathrooms, and new lighting. The majority of the windows have been replaced, along with a brand-new garage door—because we weren’t stopping halfway! Outside, you’ll love the fenced backyard with plenty of room to relax, play, or entertain. With a one-car garage, four bedrooms, two full baths, and updates throughout, this home is truly move-in ready.

Vintage Home for sale in 27215, NC:

Unlock incredible potential at 2723 Trail One! Perfectly situated in a highly convenient Burlington location, this property is a fantastic blank canvas just waiting for a creative touch. Whether you are a savvy investor seeking a rewarding portfolio addition or a visionary buyer eager to custom-design your dream space, the possibilities here are endless. You will enjoy the unmatched convenience of being moments away from vibrant shopping centers, fantastic dining, everyday amenities, and major roadways for a seamless commute. Bring your imagination, your design mood boards, or your favorite contractor, and breathe new life into this hidden gem. Don't miss your chance to create something tru

Vintage Home for sale in 27215, NC:

This newly renovated two bedroom, one bath home sits on approximately half an acre in the Southern Alamance High School District. Inside you'll find fresh paint, LVP Laminate flooring paired with carpet in the sleeping areas, and granite countertops. Major systems were replaced, new well pump and pressure tank, new gas pack and new HVAC cooling system. Outside the lot is partially fenced and gives you usable yard on a generous pice of land-enough room for pets, a garden, extra parking, or later improvements.

Vintage Home for sale in 27215, NC:

Known as the Lillian Long Kernodle House, this circa-1912 Craftsman carries more than a century of Burlington history. Lillian was deeply involved in civic, historical and preservation work throughout her life. A longtime member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, she served as North Carolina State Regent and later as a National Vice President General. She also served on the board of the Historical Restoration Association of North Carolina, was a member of the Caswell Historical Comm. and the North Carolina Antiquity Society, and maintained a lifelong connection to Alamance Battleground and its preservation. Her community involvement earned her recognition as Alamance County's &quo