Own a piece of history--live in it, and let it pay you back. Step into a timeless piece of Moore County history. The Old Buggy Inn is a beautifully preserved Queen Anne home, originally built in 1880 by W.T. Jones. Known for its distinctive architecture, Queen Anne homes feature intricate woodwork, asymmetrical design, large windows, and inviting wrap-around porches--all showcased here with warmth and character. Blending historic charm with thoughtful modern updates, this elegant residence offers both comfort and personality. The home features four unique suites, welcoming common spaces, and a classic wrap-around porch perfect for relaxing mornings or quiet evenings. The landscaped grounds provide a peaceful outdoor setting. A rare opportunity to own a historic home that can also generate income. Currently operated as a successful bed and breakfast, this turnkey property offers flexibility to continue hosting guests, explore short-term rental opportunities, or simply enjoy the space as your own private residence. Ideally located just minutes from Pinehurst and Southern Pines, with easy access to golf, dining, and outdoor recreation--all within a charming small-town setting.
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