$200,000
2 Bed · 1 Bath · 1,030 Sq Ft
2-bed, 1-bath single-family with 1-car garage — sold AS-IS, priced at $200,000
2
Beds
1
Baths
1,030
Sq Ft
1961
Built
1-car garage
Garage
This listing is a practical opportunity rather than a polished presentation: 4315 Hicone Rd is a 2-bedroom, 1-bath bungalow built in 1961 with about 1,030 square feet and a detached one-car garage. The seller owns the neighboring parcels at 4317 and 4321 Hicone Rd and prefers to sell all three properties together, creating a rare chance for an investor or a hands-on homeowner to assemble contiguous lots or pursue an expanded renovation plan.
Stepping inside, you’ll find a straightforward floor plan that invites updating—original mid-century elements remain, mechanicals include air conditioning, and the footprint is comfortable for a starter household or rental unit. The single main bathroom and two bedrooms provide efficient livability while leaving scope for modernization: kitchen rework, cosmetic upgrades, and layout adjustments will add immediate value.
Outside, the lot offers room for practical outdoor living and project staging; the 1-car garage and drive space support weekend work or secure tenant parking. Because the property is being sold AS-IS, buyers should plan for repairs and budget for improvements, but that condition also opens the door to creativity and upside.
Location is a strong selling point: this home sits within a short drive of shopping corridors, major highways, and downtown Greensboro, making commutes and errands convenient. Whether you’re a first-time buyer looking to build equity through sweat equity or an investor assembling a multi-parcel play along Hicone Road, 4315 offers an entry price and flexibility. Photos and an in-person visit will reveal the potential—bring a contractor or designer and see how a targeted investment can convert this solid structure into a refreshed residence or rental asset.
The Hicone Road area offers straightforward residential living with quick access to Greensboro’s central amenities. Residents benefit from a short drive to downtown businesses, cultural venues, and shopping corridors, while major highways nearby simplify commutes across the Triad. The neighborhood’s character is practical and low-key—appealing to people who value accessibility and affordability. Local services, eateries, and community resources are a short drive away, making this a convenient base for both daily life and weekend plans.
This property is listed at $200,000 with an estimated market midpoint of $200,000 and an estimated price-per-square-foot near $194—numbers that place it squarely in Greensboro’s affordable single-family segment. In this price band, properties appeal to both investors chasing renovation yields and buyers seeking an economical entry into homeownership. Because 4315 Hicone Rd is offered AS-IS and the seller is open to packaging adjacent properties, there’s an atypical value proposition for buyers who can act quickly: package deals can accelerate acquisition of multiple lots and create scale for renovation budgets. Market conditions in many mid-price neighborhoods favor buyers who bring certainty—pre-approval or proof of funds and a clear renovation plan will make offers more competitive. For investors, watch for comparable renovated sales in nearby neighborhoods to model after-repair value; for owner-occupants, a realistic renovation budget and local contractor bids will clarify the investment case. Always confirm the latest MLS metrics—inventory, active competition, and days on market—before submitting an offer, since those factors can shift local leverage rapidly.
Low
$192K
Midpoint
$200K
High
$208K
$194/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.
The Hicone Road area offers straightforward residential living with quick access to Greensboro’s central amenities. Residents benefit from a short drive to downtown businesses, cultural venues, and shopping corridors, while major highways nearby simplify commutes across the Triad. The neighborhood’s character is practical and low-key—appealing to people who value accessibility and affordability. Local services, eateries, and community resources are a short drive away, making this a convenient base for both daily life and weekend plans.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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