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$960,000

Historic Pinehurst property with exceptional character and an opportunity for restoration in the heart of Old Town. Located within the Pinehurst Historic District, this spacious two-story residence offers approximately 3,600+ square feet, four bedrooms, three full baths and one half bath on approximately .62 acres encompassing Lots 210-A and 210-B. The home retains many of the architectural details and features that reflect its history, including wood flooring, fireplaces, generous living and dining spaces, and a large Carolina/sunroom. A detached garage and established landscaping add to the property's potential. This is a substantial home in need of repairs, updating, and general deferred maintenance. Conveniently located near the Village of Pinehurst, local shops, restaurants and Pinehurst Resort. Sale is subject to court approval.

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 100603592 MLS

Historic Pinehurst property with exceptional character and an opportunity for restoration in the heart of Old Town. Located within the Pinehurst Historic District, this spacious two-story residence offers approximately 3,600+ square feet, four bedrooms, three full baths and one half bath on approximately .62 acres encompassing Lots 210-A and 210-B. The home retains many of the architectural details and features that reflect its history, including wood flooring, fireplaces, generous living and dining spaces, and a large Carolina/sunroom. A detached garage and established landscaping add to the property's potential. This is a substantial home in need of repairs, updating, and general deferred maintenance. Conveniently located near the Village of Pinehurst, local shops, restaurants and Pinehurst Resort. Sale is subject to court approval.

15 Mccaskill Rd W, Pinehurst

Listing courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HS Pinehurst Realty Group/PH. Contact:

$4,250,000

Steeped in provenance and renewed for modern living, Garran Hill is a historic 1916 Neo-Georgian estate, comprehensively renovated between 1999 and 2001 and originally commissioned for Walter Hines Page, the distinguished publisher, Doubleday co-founder, and U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain. Privately positioned behind gates on 4.15 acres, the 6,320 square foot residence features rare handmade red brick laid in a traditional Flemish bond pattern above a classic water table. Matching the historic brickwork required three months of curation during a rigorous mechanical and architectural restoration that took the home down to the studs. All plumbing and electrical systems were replaced, custom Marvin windows were installed throughout, and Georgian millwork was integrated room by room. The 1916 architectural fabric remains intact, with seven carved mantels, restored original oak floors, leaded sidelights, arched fanlights above six panel solid wood doors, and original brass key plates. The main level is anchored by a nearly forty foot drawing room with two sitting areas, a Federal style carved mantel, dark marble surround, coffered and paneled ceiling, arched built in bookcases, and French doors to the rear brick terrace. A sitting room offers a spiral staircase and Delft tile fireplace, while the formal dining room includes a fireplace, original 1916 frontispiece, and arched shell cabinets. The library features floor to ceiling shelving. The kitchen pairs historic warmth with refined function through reclaimed heart pine floors, custom white Shaker cabinetry, glass front display cabinets, black granite counters, a professional stainless steel range with hood, full size stainless steel refrigerator, custom pullout pantry, kitchen desk, and breakfast sitting area with chinoiserie toile wallpaper. A butler's pantry with farm sink and butcher block counter adds service space. The first floor primary suite occupies the full depth of the home, creating a private wing with a fireplace, paneled wainscoting, restored oak floors, detailed millwork, and two dressing rooms, one with custom arched built in wardrobe closet and one with a walk in closet and direct bath access. The bath is filled with light from divided light windows and features garden views, a jetted tub set beneath the windows, marble counters, stone tile walk in shower with dual rain heads and hand shower, and French doors to the grounds. The second floor offers three bedrooms, each with a fireplace, plus three full baths, two additional jetted tubs, balcony access, and a large office or den connected to the spiral staircase. Beneath approximately half of the home, the stone walled four room basement is partially developed and climate controlled, with storage cabinetry, shelving, refrigerator, upright freezer, large wine rack, and interior and exterior access. Outdoors, a saltwater pool is set within a brick walled garden, while the rear brick terrace, accessed from the dining room and drawing room, offers generous space for outdoor dining. Two lighted regulation size tennis courts, in need of resurfacing, sit beyond the home, and a balcony from two second floor bedrooms overlooks the courts and rear property. The grounds include mature longleaf pines, three American plane trees planted in 1959, a camellia garden, Grandiflora magnolias, dogwoods, hollies, azaleas, dwarf nandinas, a signature autumnalis tree, and iris specimens in defined planting beds. The rear yard includes The Wee Cottage, a children's playhouse, and a well house sheltering the in ground well and storage tank, which supply the irrigation system and pool. County water and sewer serve the property. Garran Hill is the namesake estate of Hollycrest and is recognized by the Village of Pinehurst Historic Foundation. See History for the provenance of Walter Hines Page, the Princess Mother of Thailand, and more than a century of stewardship. Pinehurst address, Pinehurst ETJ, and county taxes.

4 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 100576320 MLS

Steeped in provenance and renewed for modern living, Garran Hill is a historic 1916 Neo-Georgian estate, comprehensively renovated between 1999 and 2001 and originally commissioned for Walter Hines Page, the distinguished publisher, Doubleday co-founder, and U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain. Privately positioned behind gates on 4.15 acres, the 6,320 square foot residence features rare handmade red brick laid in a traditional Flemish bond pattern above a classic water table. Matching the historic brickwork required three months of curation during a rigorous mechanical and architectural restoration that took the home down to the studs. All plumbing and electrical systems were replaced, custom Marvin windows were installed throughout, and Georgian millwork was integrated room by room. The 1916 architectural fabric remains intact, with seven carved mantels, restored original oak floors, leaded sidelights, arched fanlights above six panel solid wood doors, and original brass key plates. The main level is anchored by a nearly forty foot drawing room with two sitting areas, a Federal style carved mantel, dark marble surround, coffered and paneled ceiling, arched built in bookcases, and French doors to the rear brick terrace. A sitting room offers a spiral staircase and Delft tile fireplace, while the formal dining room includes a fireplace, original 1916 frontispiece, and arched shell cabinets. The library features floor to ceiling shelving. The kitchen pairs historic warmth with refined function through reclaimed heart pine floors, custom white Shaker cabinetry, glass front display cabinets, black granite counters, a professional stainless steel range with hood, full size stainless steel refrigerator, custom pullout pantry, kitchen desk, and breakfast sitting area with chinoiserie toile wallpaper. A butler's pantry with farm sink and butcher block counter adds service space. The first floor primary suite occupies the full depth of the home, creating a private wing with a fireplace, paneled wainscoting, restored oak floors, detailed millwork, and two dressing rooms, one with custom arched built in wardrobe closet and one with a walk in closet and direct bath access. The bath is filled with light from divided light windows and features garden views, a jetted tub set beneath the windows, marble counters, stone tile walk in shower with dual rain heads and hand shower, and French doors to the grounds. The second floor offers three bedrooms, each with a fireplace, plus three full baths, two additional jetted tubs, balcony access, and a large office or den connected to the spiral staircase. Beneath approximately half of the home, the stone walled four room basement is partially developed and climate controlled, with storage cabinetry, shelving, refrigerator, upright freezer, large wine rack, and interior and exterior access. Outdoors, a saltwater pool is set within a brick walled garden, while the rear brick terrace, accessed from the dining room and drawing room, offers generous space for outdoor dining. Two lighted regulation size tennis courts, in need of resurfacing, sit beyond the home, and a balcony from two second floor bedrooms overlooks the courts and rear property. The grounds include mature longleaf pines, three American plane trees planted in 1959, a camellia garden, Grandiflora magnolias, dogwoods, hollies, azaleas, dwarf nandinas, a signature autumnalis tree, and iris specimens in defined planting beds. The rear yard includes The Wee Cottage, a children's playhouse, and a well house sheltering the in ground well and storage tank, which supply the irrigation system and pool. County water and sewer serve the property. Garran Hill is the namesake estate of Hollycrest and is recognized by the Village of Pinehurst Historic Foundation. See History for the provenance of Walter Hines Page, the Princess Mother of Thailand, and more than a century of stewardship. Pinehurst address, Pinehurst ETJ, and county taxes.

200 Hollycrest Dr, Pinehurst

Listing courtesy of Pines Sotheby's International Realty. Contact:

$2,495,000

''Blinkbonnie'' located in one of Pinehurst's most desirable neighborhoods, Old Town, was built by Simon B. Chapin,a New York financier and philanthropist. Mr. Chapin built five other cottages in Pinehurst during his time. Chapin was also credited with developing Myrtle beach, S.C. ''Blinkbonnie'' ,a popular name for 18th century estates in Scotland, conveyed a sense of charm, pastoral beauty and peace. Built in 1917, a formative period of Pinehurst's development, 50 McCaskill Rd is a fine example of the architecture and lifestyle that defined OLD TOWN in the early 1900s. Close to the Village shops, Carolina Hotel and Pinehurst Country Club, this 1.018 acre lot is full of old world charm. Upon entering the foyer, an exquisite living room with a stunning wood burning fireplace awaits. The sunny, elegant dining room entertains easily for small or large gatherings. The Carolina Sunroom boasts French doors, an oversized curved bay window, and a view overlooking pool area, Large den at end of hallway, can convert to 5th bedroom if desired. Kitchen has Subzero refrigerator, double Viking oven, 6 gas burner stove, large island. Butlers pantry has built in glass door cabinetry, lockable liquor cabinet and wine cooler. Easy access to kitchen and garage, first floor mudroom has washer, dryer, cubbies, and closet. Downstairs, a finished basement with rec room, kitchenette, mini fridge, ice maker, dishwasher, pool table, large closets. Media room has TV, full bath, closets, restaurant size walk in refrigerator. Upstairs, a beautiful staircase leads to 4 bedrooms, all with ensuite baths. Light and airy master bedroom has private sitting room, multiple closets and large bathroom. Library sits at the end of hallway with fireplace.Mature landscaping and vintage iron gates lead to brick and blue stone pathways, a tranquil French garden, fenced in area for dog park. Classic rectangular POOL (20x45) and POOL HOUSE with sauna, wet bar, wood smoker grill, full bath. GENERATOR

5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 100538542 MLS

''Blinkbonnie'' located in one of Pinehurst's most desirable neighborhoods, Old Town, was built by Simon B. Chapin,a New York financier and philanthropist. Mr. Chapin built five other cottages in Pinehurst during his time. Chapin was also credited with developing Myrtle beach, S.C. ''Blinkbonnie'' ,a popular name for 18th century estates in Scotland, conveyed a sense of charm, pastoral beauty and peace. Built in 1917, a formative period of Pinehurst's development, 50 McCaskill Rd is a fine example of the architecture and lifestyle that defined OLD TOWN in the early 1900s. Close to the Village shops, Carolina Hotel and Pinehurst Country Club, this 1.018 acre lot is full of old world charm. Upon entering the foyer, an exquisite living room with a stunning wood burning fireplace awaits. The sunny, elegant dining room entertains easily for small or large gatherings. The Carolina Sunroom boasts French doors, an oversized curved bay window, and a view overlooking pool area, Large den at end of hallway, can convert to 5th bedroom if desired. Kitchen has Subzero refrigerator, double Viking oven, 6 gas burner stove, large island. Butlers pantry has built in glass door cabinetry, lockable liquor cabinet and wine cooler. Easy access to kitchen and garage, first floor mudroom has washer, dryer, cubbies, and closet. Downstairs, a finished basement with rec room, kitchenette, mini fridge, ice maker, dishwasher, pool table, large closets. Media room has TV, full bath, closets, restaurant size walk in refrigerator. Upstairs, a beautiful staircase leads to 4 bedrooms, all with ensuite baths. Light and airy master bedroom has private sitting room, multiple closets and large bathroom. Library sits at the end of hallway with fireplace.Mature landscaping and vintage iron gates lead to brick and blue stone pathways, a tranquil French garden, fenced in area for dog park. Classic rectangular POOL (20x45) and POOL HOUSE with sauna, wet bar, wood smoker grill, full bath. GENERATOR

50 Mccaskill Rd W, Pinehurst

Listing courtesy of Lin Hutaff's Pinehurst Realty Group. Contact: