$260,000
3 Bed · 2 Bath · 1,800 Sq Ft
Classic details, modern systems, walkable downtown access
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,800
Sq Ft
1950
Built
0.16 acres
Lot
1-car attached
Garage
A wide 50-foot frontage on Marshall Street announces this well-loved colonial, where original hardwoods meet thoughtful updates. Step through the covered entry into a living room warmed by a working fireplace and period millwork; the rooms retain the scale and symmetry that make mid-century colonial plans so appealing. Throughout the main level the oak floors show the home’s original character, while fresh paint and updated lighting give a crisp, current feel.
The kitchen has been modernized—appliances and surfaces refreshed to support everyday cooking and entertaining—while preserving practical layout and flow. A dedicated dining room sits adjacent for dinner parties or homework sessions. Upstairs, three bedrooms and an updated full bath provide comfortable, private quarters; the principal bedroom benefits from generous closet space and classic proportions.
Systems and storage are strong selling points: a full unfinished basement presents a blank space for future expansion, mechanicals include a heat pump and central air, and a newer asphalt-shingle roof roof type is on record. Outside, the level 0.16-acre lot offers a tidy yard, room for gardening or a patio, and both driveway parking and a 1-car attached garage for convenience. The house sits on a quiet residential block yet is only minutes from Fisher Park, providing a rare combination of urban accessibility and neighborhood calm.
Located in Fisher Park, this home places you within easy reach of Greensboro’s cultural destinations—the Greensboro Cultural Center and downtown restaurants, breweries, and shops are all nearby. With highly rated neighborhood schools, hardwoods, an updated kitchen, and a flexible basement workspace, 215 Marshall St is an ideal choice for buyers seeking a move-in-ready home with room to personalize. Touring in person reveals the home’s honest condition and the care the owner has invested—bring your vision and enjoy immediate access to one of Greensboro’s most desirable pockets.
Fisher Park offers a blend of historic architecture, leafy streets, and close-in convenience. Residents enjoy easy strolls to the eponymous park, short drives to a lively downtown with restaurants and cultural venues, and strong neighborhood schools. The area attracts buyers seeking a walkable, community-oriented lifestyle while keeping access to city amenities within minutes. Tree-lined blocks, local events, and a mix of restored period homes give Fisher Park a welcoming, established character.
Greensboro’s Fisher Park corridor is favoring sellers right now. Local market indicators show low-to-moderate inventory (roughly 2.5 months of supply) and a one-year appreciation of about 4.5%, with average days on market around 30. Median sale prices in the immediate area hover near $240,000, and recent nearby sales of similar colonials landed in the $255K–$268K range—supporting an estimated value near $260,000 for a well-maintained, updated 3-bedroom. Single-family homes close to downtown and parks have been especially resilient; demand is strongest for residences that combine historic character with mechanical updates and usable outdoor space. For buyers, that creates a competitive environment but also predictable appreciation; for sellers, well-presented homes move quickly. Inventory remains tight enough that a thoughtfully priced property with recent kitchen updates and good systems—like this one—can attract multiple offer scenarios. Landlord and investor thresholds are also reasonable: rental estimates around $1,800/month point to solid gross yields near market norms if considering an income strategy.
Irving Park Elementary
Elementary
Mendenhall Middle
Middle
Grimsley High
High
Very good access to parks and cultural amenities—Fisher Park is half a mile away, the Greensboro Cultural Center sits around one mile out, and downtown green spaces and neighborhood sidewalks make daily recreation easy.
Charming and well-located colonial with strong community and market appeal. Investment potential enhanced by area's growth and property improvements.
Buyers should conduct independent due diligence before making any purchase decisions.
Low
$250K
Midpoint
$260K
High
$270K
$144/SF estimated price per square foot
Sales comparison using 3 similar properties sold in last 6 months within 0.5 miles. Income approach suggests rental value of $1,800/month.
As of 2026-03-08
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
Area seeing steady growth with increased demand for urban living. Walkability rating 65/100.
Minutes from downtown amenities, parks, and cultural attractions.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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