New Bern Downtown Historic Homes with Shared Driveway Parking Features

New Bern Downtown Historic Homes with Shared Driveway Parking Features

Welcome to New Bern Downtown Historic, a charming subdivision nestled in the heart of New Bern, North Carolina. Known for its rich history and stunning architecture, this area beautifully blends the past with modern living, making it an ideal place for those who appreciate character and community.

New Bern, the second oldest town in North Carolina, offers a vibrant atmosphere filled with quaint shops, delightful restaurants, and picturesque waterfront views along the Neuse and Trent Rivers. As you stroll through the tree-lined streets of the Downtown Historic district, you’ll be captivated by the stunning antebellum homes and well-preserved buildings that tell the story of a bygone era.

The homes in this subdivision often feature shared driveway parking, providing a unique and convenient solution for residents. This arrangement not only fosters a sense of community but also maximizes space in this historic area, allowing for easy access to your home while maintaining the charm of the neighborhood. Imagine stepping out of your front door and being just a short walk away from the local farmer's market, art galleries, and the beautiful waterfront park.

Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a cozy place to call home, New Bern Downtown Historic offers a delightful blend of old-world charm and modern amenities. Experience the magic of living in a community that celebrates its heritage while embracing the future. Your dream home awaits in this enchanting corner of North Carolina!

Newest New Bern Downtown Historic Homes with Shared Driveway Parking Features

$725,000
3 Beds 4 Baths
Imagine stepping outside your front door and having the very best of historic Downtown New Bern just moments away. From 405 Hancock Street, simply cross Broad Street and you're within a block of the locally owned restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques and galleries along Middle and Craven streets. Walk to Tryon Palace, stroll along the waterfront, meet friends for dinner or enjoy the festivals and community events that bring downtown to life throughout the year. This is historic-district living at its best--charming, vibrant and wonderfully walkable. Known as the Thomas J. Turner House, the home shares its origins with the neighboring Mary Turner House and was built by the same craftsman. As a contributing property in New Bern's Historic District, it has been thoughtfully renovated to preserve its historic character while providing the modern comforts today's buyers appreciate. Inside, you'll find a stunning chef's kitchen with premium appliances and a gas range, along with a lovely primary suite featuring a spacious dressing room and spa-inspired bath. Hardwood floors, updated electrical and plumbing, an encapsulated basement and off-street parking add both comfort and peace of mind. The screened porch and private courtyard offer inviting places to relax, entertain or gather around the firepit after an evening downtown. Move-in ready and ideally located, 405 Hancock Street offers more than a beautiful historic home--it offers the opportunity to enjoy the true Downtown New Bern lifestyle every day.

405 Hancock St, New Bern

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