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Own a Piece of North Carolina's History200-Year-Old Historic Home on +/- 11 Acres | Cabarrus County, NC. Tucked into the gently rolling hills of Cabarrus County, just outside the vibrant towns of Kannapolis and Concord, lies a remarkable nearly 200-year-old homestead-believed to have been a stop on the historic stagecoach route that once connected early North Carolina settlements.The exact construction date cannot be determined, but the consensus is that it was built Circa 1831. This 2-story farmhouse is one of the few surviving examples of pre-Civil War vernacular architecture in the region. The exterior illustrates an intact interpretation of the Federal-Greek Revival style of architecture dominate in Cabarrus County in the early 19th century. Original woodwork, wide-plank floors, multiple fireplaces, and hand-hewn beams remain intact---offering a rare chance to preserve and revitalize a structure with authentic historic character. The site and condition of the house allow it to maintain a strong integrity, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association.Property Overview? Location: Cabarrus County, NC - minutes from Kannapolis, Concord --- close to Charlotte? Built: Circa 1831? Home: 2 stories --- +/- 2556 sq. ft. --- 1460 BAS, 680 FUS, 416FSP (measurement taken public records)? Original features throughout? Land: +/- 11 acres ? rolling terrain / open space / mature hardwoods / dry creek? Status: Structurally sound and livable, but in need of restoration and modern upgrades? Historical Ties: Believed to be part of a 19th-century stagecoach routeEndless Possibilities? Restore as a private estate, heritage farm, or country retreat? Transform into a bed & breakfast, boutique inn, wedding venue, or corporate retreat? Reimagine as a nonprofit education site, museum, or retreat center? Partner with preservation groups for grants or tax incentives? Protect through conservation easements or heritage tourism Preservation Incentives & Appeal? Eligible for State and Federal Historic Preservation Tax Credits (upon registration and approval)? Potential for National Register of Historic Places listing? Located in a fast-growing, heritage-rich area of North Carolina? Strong community interest in protecting historical landmarks

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