Close your eyes and imagine the early days of the last century. Imagine the sounds of boots clattering on the back porch, of children laughing as they chased around the yard, or the quiet of a country night when all you can hear are the cicadas singing a sweet night time song. Imagine being able to reach out and grab a little of that feeling and live the simple life of yesteryear. The house being offered here gives you that chance. This beautiful old farmhouse dates from 1907, and reflects the simplicity and grace of those bygone days. If walls could talk, these walls would tell stories of family and friends, of children growing up, and of all the joys and sorrows of over 100 years of living history. If this is the kind of home you have been looking for, don’t let this opportunity pass you by. The house itself is a testament to common sense and soild building practices. The huge country kitchen is in the rear wing, where a nice cross breeze can carry away the heat of a summer day of canning. The kitchen has plenty of cabinets, as well as a spacious pantry for storage. The dining room separates the kitchen from the rest of the house, and leads you into the living area. The foyer and living room are formal enough to be graceful and elegant if need be, but simple enough to just be home. The beautiful hardwoods of the living room flow into downstairs master, which has a fireplace of its’ own. A staircase of classic simplicity leads you to the upstairs bedrooms, separated by a nice sized landing area that could easily double as office space, or a small tv area. The house has just undergone a top to bottom renovation, including new siding, roofing, adding a huge bathroom, and fresh paint throughout. The landscape reflects the feel of the home as well, with heirloom hydrangea bushes and old time dogwoods. The huge oak tree in the front yard, of course, is equipped with a tire swing, and the pines surrounding the home site whisper in the breeze. The home is one of only a few on a quiet, rural, road with no through traffic. Neighbors are close enough to know, but far enough away to be REALLY good neighbors. This is the home you’ve been looking for! If you have any questions, please call for more information, or just to schedule your personal tour.

Lincoln County lies in the beautiful Piedmont region of North Carolina, locating us just 30 minutes NW of Charlotte, NC. Lincoln County offers a regional airport and we are only 30 minutes from the Charlotte Douglas International Airport. We are 90 minutes from all the adventures of downtown Asheville NC, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park not too mention just a half day car ride to the North Carolina beaches.

Entertainment, sports and recreation are close by when you visit the Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Bobcats, NASCAR Hall of Fame, Charlotte Motor Speedway / zMAX Dragway, Carowinds theme park and the US National White Water Center also used as a Olympic training site.

The Blue Ridge Parkway is a scenic drive to the northwest, and the Grand Strand at Myrtle Beach S.C. is a leisurely half days drive to the southeast.

Closer to home are several opportunities to enjoy the water, with Lake Norman, Lake James, Lake Wylie and Moss Lake. North Carolina offers many state parks such as South Mountain, Crowder’s Mountain, and Lake Norman which makes a great day trip from Lincoln County.

Local events such as the Apple Festival,Hog Happenin’ and Denver Days celebrates the yearly apple harvest, bikes, BBQ and the support of many non-profit organizations.