Tucked along one of Edenton's quietly charming in-town streets, this late-19th century cottage has just been fully restored with amazing attention to detail. This delightful home offers the manageable size, character and location that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Originally built in the 1890s, the home blends historic appeal with modern updates, all within easy reach of downtown Edenton's waterfront, shops, and restaurants. Inside, the floor plan is comfortable, efficient, and open with 3 inviting living spaces and one bedroom, and the warmth and personality that only an older home can provide. High ceilings, original details, and abundant natural light create a cozy showplace of a home. The generous lot offers room for gardening and outdoor entertaining. Whether you are searching for a primary residence, weekend retreat, or investment opportunity in Edenton's historic district, 301 W. Gale Street presents an opportunity to own a piece of the town's enduring character in a location convenient to everything that makes Edenton special. Seller is offering a $6,000 credit for an appliance package at closing.
Listing courtesy of Perry & Co Sotheby's International Realty. Selling Office: Perry & Co Sotheby's International Realty.

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