$350,000

Built in 1925, this beautiful Craftsman-style home in Gastonia's York-Chester Historic District is full of original character and charm! With 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2,712 square feet, there's no shortage of space. From the original hardwood floors and tall ceilings to the heavy moldings, oversized baseboards, and built-ins, this home has the kind of craftsmanship and details that are hard to find in newer homes. The main level offers a spacious living room, a dedicated dining room, and three large bedrooms. Large windows throughout the home bring in plenty of natural light, making the rooms feel even more open and inviting. The kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, and cabinetry that provides plenty of storage and functionality. Upstairs, you'll find two more generously sized bedrooms, including the primary bedroom with a massive walk-in closet. One of the real highlights upstairs is the beautifully updated bathroom. The clawfoot tub, vintage-style double-basin sink, classic fixtures, and distinctive tilework give it an authentic period feel while offering the conveniences of an updated space. It's a great example of how updates can complement the original character of an older home. Outside, the large covered front porch offers plenty of room for rocking chairs and outdoor furniture. It's a great place to enjoy your morning coffee or relax in the evenings. Beyond the home's historic charm, there have also been some important improvements, including a roof replacement in approximately 2023 and recent updates to the plumbing and electrical systems. The York-Chester Historic District is known for its beautiful older homes, mature oak trees, and tree-lined streets. The established neighborhood and its impressive tree canopy add to the charm of this location. With over 2,700 square feet, five spacious bedrooms, original hardwood floors, and nearly a century of history, 707 S York Street offers a combination of space and character that's becoming harder to find. Come see it for yourself!