Siler City, North Carolina. What started as a small, rural town is now Chatham County’s largest town with an estimated 8,000+ residents over six square miles. Looking to invest in North Carolina real estate? Look no further than 10067 Silk Hope Liberty Road in, you guessed it, Siler City. A short drive to Greensboro or the Triangle area, commute for work. An even shorter drive to downtown Siler City, immerse yourself in its history, food and arts, including the town’s famously-painted exterior walls.
This all-brick ranch home sits on five private acres and is listed at $460,000. With a living area of 2,068 square feet, you’ve got plenty of space to turn this house into your home. Contact us, this listing will move fast!
The Inside: Like we said, you are working with 2,068 square feet. The living space includes two full living rooms and two full bathrooms, and not any ordinary bedrooms and bathrooms. Feel like you are waking up in the quintessential North Carolina mountain home. Vaulted tongue and groove ceilings are the main act, with accents of wood and brick throughout. Cozy up to the two-sided, floor to ceiling fireplace in the family room or the master suite.
On to the master suite, its elegant features include a walk-in tiled shower, a walk-in closet and a jacuzzi tub. Now that’s resort living, right at home. All you need is a glass of wine! Pour one for yourself in the kitchen, with brick and wood detailing and spacious counters. Connected to the kitchen, the dining area is well-lit with its windows as the main course. We are just obsessed with this interior! Siler City or Aspen?
The Outside: Sure, you have the jacuzzi tub inside. But what about the inground, saltwater tub outside? There’s a game changer. The interior brick is replicated in the fencing surrounding the pool, keeping the party contained. The two-room shower pool house includes a shower, kitchenette, toilet and hot water.
That’s not all folks, you’ll also have a 36’ x 60’ barn with run-in, tac, hay storage, a carport and shop. Oh, and let’s not forget to mention the horse pasture!
