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Hobby farm for sale north carolina
Hobby farm for sale north carolina






hobby farm for sale north carolina

The south-facing 1.7 acre field is where the owners grew organic vegetables for sale. There are raised beds for gardening and a small green house near the home. The house overlooks a dammed pond stocked with catfish, bluegill and large-mouth bass that are great fun to catch and very tasty.

hobby farm for sale north carolina

There are ceiling fans in the living room, master bedroom, playroom, and second and third bedrooms. The ceiling heights throughout the house are nine feet, with a 10 foot high tray ceiling in the living room. A RAIS soapstone stove, Atlas model with top oven, is located in the living room. Two solar panels are located on the roof and heats water in the basement in an 80-gallon water heater which then feeds the 40 gallon electric water heater upstairs. New landscaping was done in the front and the driveway was re-graded, widened, and resurfaced. New stainless steel appliances were installed on April 28, 2015. There is a large walk-in pantry near the kitchen. There is a mudroom and laundry room on the north of the house behind the kitchen. The playroom /library is surrounded by two bedrooms and a tiled Jack and Jill bathroom with a Waterworks garden tub and separate shower. The master suite is separated down a small hall with a large walk-in closet and tiled master bathroom, which is handicap-accessible, with 5.5 foot Waterworks tub and separate shower.

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Andersen double paned windows filled with argon gas is the glazing. The interior side of the outside walls is plastered. The construction has the roof tied to the foundation by drilling through the layers of AAC as they were laid, tying rebar, and filling the holes with grout. The house is made out of 10 inch thick Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) (R40), and it is the second home in North Carolina constructed out of this green material. ft., and the heated and cooled storage room in the rafters is 220 sq. ft., the finished daylight basement is 1350 sq. It is designed using the principle of Architect Sarah Sasanku, author of the “The Not So Big House”. The main floor is 2240 sq. Donna Stankus was the architect who then went on to be the Director of NC Solar House at the McKimmon Center near North Carolina State University. The house is a custom designed passive solar house with active solar hot water.








Hobby farm for sale north carolina