Owners ‘passing the reins’ on historic 1899 Victorian home near Charlotte. Look inside.
An 1899 Victorian Queen Anne-style home hit the market this month in the historic district of York, South Carolina, 40 minutes from Charlotte.
Spencer and Jordan Barkin are selling their home at 2 Kings Mountain St. for $575,000, according to its listing by Keller Williams Realty agent Kim Bigach.
The home has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979.
High ceilings, custom woodwork
The couple have lived in their 3,145-square-foot home since February 2021, Jordan Barkin told The Charlotte Observer on Friday.
“Our favorite aspects of the house are the high ceilings, custom woodwork and wrap-around veranda,” he said in an email.
“Our dogs love looking out through the bay windows at the birds and deer that pass through the property, which encompasses 3/4 of an acre,” Barkin said.
“The home is on a lovely corner in York’s verdant historic district,” he said.
The house is a walk away from shops, restaurants and town festivities, according to the listing.
Heart pine flooring, winding staircase
The home has four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
A slate walkway and patio lead to the wrap-around porch.
The interior includes heart pine flooring throughout the home, along with a chef’s kitchen, large pantry and wet bar, formal rooms for dining and entertaining and a winding staircase.
The home has six fireplaces, reconditioned claw foot tubs; “eccentric” moldings and transoms; and plenty of natural lighting, according to its listing.
Jordan Barkin said he and his husband are selling the house “to begin the next chapter in our lives, visiting friends and family across the U.S.”
The house, he said, “speaks to those who love character and history, and we look forward to passing the reins to the next generation of stewards.”
This story was originally published June 15, 2024 at 11:00 AM.