10844 Greenville Hwy, Cedar Mountain, NC 28718

Historic, charming, Cedar Mountain home originally built in the 1930's sitting on 1.58 UNRESTRICTED ACRES, for those wishing to own a piece of history! This adorable home has been in the same family for over 90 years and brings one back to a simpler time when evenings involved taking in the night breeze from the large porch on the front of the home. Ideally located just moments from Cedar Mountains shops and dining and a short drive to Dupont State Recreational Forest—home to some of the region’s most breathtaking waterfalls. The cabin exudes timeless appeal, with distinctive interior features including solid wood doors with unique antique hardware on each one and several rooms with paneled walls and wood ceilings. One door bears the signatures of generations of visitors! The inviting living room serves as the heart of the home, featuring warm wood-paneled walls, tongue-and-groove ceilings and a stone fireplace with timber mantel (fireplace to be inspected prior to use), creating an ideal setting for relaxed gatherings. The main residence includes three bedrooms and one full bath, while a separate guest quarters—accessible via the rear screened porch—offers an additional bedroom and full bath, providing privacy and versatility for guests. Select updates include newer vinyl sash windows in the primary living areas and newer classic wood sash windows in the secondary living quarters, complementing the home’s historic character. The kitchen boasts an updated refrigerator and range. The roof was replaced with a metal roof (age unknown) and aluminum siding was added at some point. The original storm shutters still grace the exterior of the home. This home has been enjoyed seasonally from late spring through early fall, offering a true retreat experience in harmony with its natural surroundings. Seller has shared that there is a creek to the far back of the land. Wall-mounted heaters are installed in each room; the home does not include air conditioning. No septic permit on file. Buyers are encouraged to review the full home inspection report. Owners also had a structural engineer evaluate the home and provide a report for interested buyers. The engineer reports "the structure has been used for a century and still looks to be in generally good condition".