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Submitted by DTD (not verified) on Mon, 9/29/2014 - 9:04pm
The Durham Architectural and Historic Inventory indicates this house was built in the mid nineteenth century and subsequently remodeled in the 1920's. The main level is completely paneled in dark wood, possibly pine, including the doors, but upstairs the bi panel doors and plaster remain. The basement masonry appears to date from the 1920's renovation, perhaps replacing brick or stone piers. The huge boxwood's that line the drive are indicators of the age of this home, as noted in the DAHI. The home is for sale 9/30/2014.
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