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815 W Davis Street Burlington, NC 27215

$430,000

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815 W Davis Street Burlington, NC 27215
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3 full, 1 half
Square Feet
3,470
Acres
0.27
Type
Residential
MLS#
114187
Subdivision
Not In Subdivision
Primary BR on Main
No
David Carter- Allen Tate

Presented By

David Carter

(336) 693-5551

General

Type

  • Residential

Style

  • Traditional

Parking

  • Detached
  • Garage
  • Three Car Garage

Year Built

  • 1920

Acreage

  • 0.27

Square Feet

  • 3,470

Sold Date

  • Mar 3, 2021

Tax

  • $3,149

Listing Brokerage Name

  • Allen Tate Burlington

Basement Rooms

  • Partial

Subdivision

  • Not In Subdivision

Schools

Elementary School

  • Grove Park

Middle School

  • Turrentine

High School

  • Williams

Interior

Fireplace

  • Yes

Flooring

  • Ceramic Tile
  • Wood

Sewer Type

  • None
  • Public Sewer

Water Type

  • Public

Cooling

  • Central Air

Heating

  • Forced Air
  • Gas

Appliances

  • Dryer
  • Dishwasher
  • Disposal
  • Gas Range
  • Refrigerator
  • Washer

Interior Features

  • Built-in Features
  • Ceiling Fan(s)
  • Fireplace
  • Library
  • Separate Shower

Exterior

Exterior Features

  • Fence
  • Garden
  • Sprinkler/Irrigation
  • Landscaping
  • Paved Driveway

Exterior Construction

  • Other

Roof

  • Composition
  • Shingle

Foundation

  • Basement

Community Amenities

  • Sidewalks
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Photo of Burlington

Burlington is a thriving city perfectly situated between the Piedmont Triad and Research Triangle in North Carolina. This city enjoys a rich history and lively modern-day living, attracting more residents every year.

 

Real Estate

Burlington real estate enjoys a pleasant mix of historic streets lined with beautifully restored estates and new construction neighborhoods with modern properties. The median home price in Burlington is below the averages of both the state and nation, making this an affordable place to call home. Home styles in Burlington include primarily traditional, Colonial and Craftsman. About half of Burlington’s residents own their own home.

 

Lifestyle and Attractions

Burlington is perfectly positioned between the Piedmont Triad with Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point, and the Research Triangle with Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill. This midpoint city is rapidly growing with a population of approximately 52,000, making it the 17th largest city in the state. Burlington is also located between the Piedmont Triad International Airport and the Raleigh-Durham International Airport, making it highly accessible for travel.

 

Burlington won a Certified National Main Street award between the years of 2010 and 2014 for its revitalized downtown area, which is the center of activity for residents and visitors alike. This charming and historic area is a popular hub for dining and shopping.

 

The city operates several parks under the Burlington Parks System, including the popular City Park with the iconic Dentzel Carousel as its focal point. This is also the site of the annual Burlington Carousel Festival, celebrating the historical ride with food, music, activities and plenty of family-friendly fun. Residents frequent the Guilford-Mackintosh Marina on Lake Mackintosh for boating, fishing, and kayaking, or biking and hiking around the lake. Catch a performance at the Paramount Theater, or learn about area history at the Alamance County Historical Museum or the Textile Heritage Museum. Burlington is home to the Burlington Royals, a rookie-level farm team of Major League Baseball’s Kansas City Royals. The team plays at the Burlington Athletic Stadium. The largest employer in Burlington is Laboratory Corporation of America, one of the world’s largest biomedical testing firms.

 

Nearby Schools and Higher Education

There are 38 schools in the Alamance-Burlington School System, 13 of which are located in Burlington. Additionally, there are four private schools located in town, providing a wide range of options for residents. Due to Burlington’s central location in this technology- and education-focused region, there are plenty of options for higher education within reach. Elon University is located on the outskirts of Burlington, and several institutions are nearby, including University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke University.

 

History

The first settlers in Burlington were Quakers, German farmers and Scots-Irish immigrants when the North Carolina Railroad expanded across the state. The area surrounding Burlington was a perfect midway point to set up repair shops, which were constructed in 1859 to deal with mechanical troubles. A town then sprouted up around the shops, consisting of a church, bank, hotel and restaurant. The town was originally called Company Shops.

 

After the Civil War, the railroad shifted operations to Spencer, North Carolina, and the town of Company Shops altered its focus and changed its name to Burlington in 1893. During the Industrial Revolution, Burlington became a textile and manufacturing town, and eventually created Burlington Industries, which is now headquartered in Greensboro.

 

Approximate Distance to:

 

Greensboro: 22.5 Miles

Durham: 35.5 Miles

 

Piedmont Triad International Airport: 34 Miles

Raleigh-Durham International Airport: 45 Miles

 

Hospitals:

  • Alamance Regional Medical Center: 5 Miles

  • Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital: 23 Miles

 

Major Highway:

  • I-40: 3 Miles


 

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Data last updated: 09/28/21.
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