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c. 1902 Victorian
Mount Ulla, North Carolina 28125
Barger Farm on 47.5 acres!
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The original house is circa 1820; a massive 1902 expansion included the unusual 3 peaked dormers and expansive wrap-around porch. A rear upstairs addition was added in 1990s. Many original mantles, woodwork, and floors remain, some with original hand-grained faux finish. Many rooms feature original shiplap walls. Pretty bay window in front parlor accentuates the Victorian character.
Approximately 10 acres of open field; balance is wooded. Large ground-mounted solar panel array provides electricity. Property is protected by a Conservation Easement and cannot be subdivided. The stream and headwaters are also protected, assuring the quiet enjoyment of the property and clean drinking water for future generations.
A gentle-person's farm, bed & breakfast, horse farm - the possibilities are endless. Brown Road was re-oriented and now rear of house faces the road. Surrounding woods create a very private oasis.
Approximately 10 acres of open field; balance is wooded. Large ground-mounted solar panel array provides electricity. Property is protected by a Conservation Easement and cannot be subdivided. The stream and headwaters are also protected, assuring the quiet enjoyment of the property and clean drinking water for future generations.
A gentle-person's farm, bed & breakfast, horse farm - the possibilities are endless. Brown Road was re-oriented and now rear of house faces the road. Surrounding woods create a very private oasis.
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| 2 Stories | |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Full Baths | 2 |
| Half Baths | 0 |
| Heated Sq. Ft. | 3,075 |
| Unheated Sq. Ft. | 0 |
| Acres | 48 |
| Lot Size | Irregular |
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Recent Improvements
The home has a large solar array that pays for about 9-10 months of all electrical use per year. This solar panel is located close to the house, but not visible from the home.Archived in November, 2020
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