What stands out first at 2350 Grubb Ferry Road is the land — more than three acres of rolling yard punctuated by mature trees, a sizable workshop and a storybook treehouse that will charm kids and hobbyists alike. This solid brick ranch, built in 1953, offers 1,683 square feet of single-level living with a layout that balances generous room sizes and practical circulation. The footprint is classic mid-century ranch: low-slung brick exterior, shingle roof, and a roomy composition that’s ready for targeted updates.
Inside you’ll find three bedrooms and two full baths arranged for comfortable daily life. Heating and cooling are served by central systems, and the home’s brick construction gives a reassuring sense of permanence. A gravel driveway leads from Grubb Ferry Road to the detached 2-car carport and the workshop — ideal for those who need a dedicated space for projects, equipment storage, or creative pursuits. Utilities are on a private well and septic system; buyers should verify condition but these systems support the property’s rural independence.
Outdoors is where this parcel truly delivers: wide lawns for play or gardening, clusters of mature shade trees, and room to imagine an expanded garden, paddock, or additional outbuildings (subject to zoning). Grubb Ferry Road provides direct frontage and easy access to I‑85 (about 3 miles) while downtown Salisbury’s restaurants, shops and historic district are roughly five minutes farther — the best of country living with convenient commuter routes.
This is a property for buyers who value acreage and provenance. The house is described in average condition and priced to reflect both its solid bones and potential for cosmetic or systems upgrades. The recent listing at $339,000 (approximately $201/sqft) aligns with a valuation midpoint near $335,000 and an assessed value of $229,142. Bring your plans and imagination — whether you want a tranquil home base with room to roam, a workshop-centric hobby property, or a small acreage retreat close to Salisbury amenities.