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Property Details: Gaskill-Hussey
Gaskill-Hussey
311 E Church St
Tarboro,
NC
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| Price:
$495,000 |
| Bedrooms:
5 |
| Bathrooms:
2 |
| Square Feet:
4,507 |
Lot Description/Acreage:
1/3 city block |
Year Built:
1879 |
Architect/Builder:
n/a |
Architectural Style:
Victorian
(c.1860-1900) |
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| Name:
Alison L Rhodes |
| Agency:
Keller Williams Points East |
| Phone:
2523777673 or 2523556000 |
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| Gaskill was a lawyer and merchant, Hussey owned a Carriage business some original belongings are still with the home. Books, Horse hair carriage cushions.... |
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| Own a Piece of Tarboro's History - The Gaskill-Hussey House Welcome to 311 E Church St, Tarboro, NC—where timeless elegance meets modern opportunity. This circa 1879 Victorian-Italianate masterpiece isn't just a home—it's a landmark. Positioned on a third of a city block, it boasts grand architectural details, intricate moldings, stained glass, and historic charm at every turn. Prime Location: Situated directly across from North Carolina's premier Gothic masterpiece, Calvary Episcopal Church, this home offers the rare chance to own a piece of history while enjoying a front-row seat to one of the most breathtaking views in Tarboro. A Dream Wedding Venue: With its historic charm, stunning architecture, and prime location, the Gaskill-Hussey House is an exceptional wedding or event venue. Imagine hosting elegant garden receptions or intimate ceremonies just steps from one of the state's most iconic churches. Endless Possibilities: Whether you're looking for a grand private residence, a luxury B&B, or a premier event space, this home offers the space and style to make it happen. Ready to claim this one-of-a-kind Tarboro treasure? Let's make history together. |
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| Sits parallel to Calvary Episcopal Church known for its history and Early English Gothic style architecture dating back to commission date of 1859 with architect William Percival |
| Added On: June 6, 2025 |
| All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. |
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