1104 Barnes St, Reidsville, NC, 27320

This is the kind of property that makes contractors and renovators look twice: a 1927-built single-family home with solid bones, historic proportions and an unusually large lot directly adjacent to Barnes St Park. At 1,170 square feet, the house currently offers two bedrooms and one bath and sits on over a half-acre — a rare footprint inside Reidsville city limits that creates options for a private yard, accessory structure, or expanded footprint (subject to local zoning).

Inside you'll find original elements and a layout that reflects early 20th-century construction, though the home is being offered strictly AS-IS. The listing notes areas of concern in the flooring where some boards are broken or weak; buyers should plan on a careful inspection and repair scope. Practical systems are present: the property includes air conditioning, washer/dryer hook-ups and an attached one-car garage, which give a head start on making the home livable while larger renovations proceed.

This address is positioned for utility as much as for charm. The deep lot and park adjacency are standout features — outdoor space is immediate and private, a major value-add in Reidsville. Whether you’re an investor assembling a rehab project, a homeowner seeking a character-filled renovation, or a small-developer exploring value in an established neighborhood, this property’s price point and lot size create flexibility.

Priced at $119,900 (approximately $102 per sq. ft. based on public valuation midpoint), the home is marketed to buyers comfortable with a hands-on approach. Bring a contractor, bring a plan: with structural care for the flooring and cosmetic revitalization throughout, this Barnes St property can be transformed into a comfortable primary residence or a rental with long-term upside. Sellers will consider offers in current condition.

This property fronts a quiet residential block in Reidsville with direct access to Barnes St Park — a local green space that anchors outdoor activity for nearby residents. The neighborhood feels established: mature trees, older homes, and a small-city rhythm. Residents benefit from short drives to Reidsville’s shops and services while enjoying the slower pace of this community. The large lot sizes here set homes apart from more densely packed suburban developments, making it attractive to buyers seeking outdoor space close to town.