$229,000
4 Bed · 1.5 Bath · 2,043 Sq Ft
Front-porch swing, main-floor bedroom, classic character—priced at $229,000
4
Beds
1.5
Baths
2,043
Sq Ft
1930
Built
Perched on a gentle rise above Huffman Street, this 1930-built residence announces itself with an inviting front porch swing and old-world proportions. At 2,043 finished square feet the house balances generous room sizes with everyday practicality: three bedrooms occupy the upper level while a convenient fourth bedroom sits on the main floor adjacent to a half bath—an arrangement that works perfectly for a home office, guest suite, or multi-generational living.
Inside, you’ll find the kind of period bones that reward thoughtful updating—high ceilings, defined rooms, and the scale of an earlier century. The current layout offers living and dining spaces sized for family gatherings, plus an in-unit laundry for day-to-day convenience. Mechanical and cosmetic upgrades are not specified; the property’s condition and opportunities for personalization become a key part of its appeal for buyers who want to add contemporary comforts while preserving character.
The private, closed-in courtyard behind the house creates an intimate entertaining area and a secure play space—rare for centrally located homes of this vintage. The elevated lot provides a pleasant sense of separation from the street and frames longer-range neighborhood views. Outdoor living is anchored by the front porch and the sheltered rear courtyard, giving you options for morning coffee, evening conversations, or al fresco dinners.
Offered at $229,000—exactly at the Redfin-derived valuation midpoint—this home presents a clear value proposition for renovators and owner-occupants who appreciate historic charm with room to modernize. With four bedrooms and 1.5 baths, the layout lends itself to multiple configurations depending on how you want to live. Bring your ideas and plans: this property is ready for a new owner to make it their own.
Morganton combines small-city conveniences with easy access to broader Burke County attractions. Residents appreciate tree-lined streets, local shops and services, and community-minded neighborhoods where porches and sidewalks invite conversation. The area offers practical commuting routes and proximity to county parks, regional lakes, and foothill recreation. Buyers here often choose Morganton for its affordability relative to larger metros and for the opportunity to personalize older homes without sacrificing access to daily amenities.
This listing is priced at $229,000, which matches the Redfin-derived valuation midpoint ($229,000) and sits within the provided estimate range of $219,840–$238,160. The valuation’s confidence score (0.65) indicates a moderate level of certainty—enough to suggest this is a market-aligned price but also a cue to verify comparable sales and current MLS activity. Specific local metrics such as days on market and inventory levels were not supplied with the listing data, so buyers and investors should request up-to-date Burke County and Morganton comparable sales from their agent.
A few practical takeaways: pricing at the midpoint can attract both owner-occupant buyers and investors who value predictable entry cost; the property’s pre-foreclosure status can create negotiating leverage but also requires careful title and lien review. Single-family homes of this vintage in Morganton typically appeal to buyers seeking character and affordability—properties that show well and are marketed to both move-in-ready buyers and renovators can sell quickly when inventory is limited. For the clearest picture of market heat right now, ask your agent for a current CMA showing active, pending, and sold listings in the 28655 ZIP and nearby Burke County neighborhoods.
Low
$220K
Midpoint
$229K
High
$238K
$112/SF estimated price per square foot
Derived from Redfin listing LD+JSON
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
Morganton combines small-city conveniences with easy access to broader Burke County attractions. Residents appreciate tree-lined streets, local shops and services, and community-minded neighborhoods where porches and sidewalks invite conversation. The area offers practical commuting routes and proximity to county parks, regional lakes, and foothill recreation. Buyers here often choose Morganton for its affordability relative to larger metros and for the opportunity to personalize older homes without sacrificing access to daily amenities.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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