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Saturday, February 9, 2019

Historic Oakwood 2019 Part 1

Last Sunday there was an extra real estate section in the paper.
One particularly caught our eye since it was in Historic Oakwood.
You might remember I had several posts up in December.

Tuesday February 5, 2019 it was 60 degrees and rising so we
hopped in Gracie, (the Highlander) to hopefully see this $2,200,000.00
home/mansion.
I was hoping for better photos but it sits up high on a hill
so I could not get very close.  Let me just say .82 acres is a lot in the city.
It was gorgeous...there was twice as much house behind this front section.
A beautiful stone wall and front entrance.  And the detailed wood work 
all around the wrap around porch.
I wanted to walk up those gorgeous stone steps.  I expect to get a 
proper showing you would need to come with your financial portfolio.



Then we saw this house which is actually very pretty.
Gargoyles everywhere 2 upside down white trees
 hanging by the very pretty front door.  In the side yard,
 there was a red door standing with a wreath on it.
In the alley by the house there was a huge inflatable Dinosaur.
Not sure what these folks were up to but Oakwood is all about self expression so all is good.


I have more photos I'll be sharing...

25 comments:

  1. That is a beautiful house. The second house is......strange.

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  2. Hari Om
    ...from the sublime to the ridiculous? The trees might be explained... but the dragons and gargoyles - yup, just strange! YAM xx

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  3. wow, be right there to buy that house on the hill. ha ha on that one. I do like it, I assume if have the money to buy I could also have an upstairs and downstairs made and cook to use the kitchen. those old homes are amazing and beautiful. no gargoyles for me

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  4. Wowzers.....my parents love driving around areas of various towns with the older homes - they have so much more CHARACTER than new houses do!

    Hugs, Teddy

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  5. Wow, those are some gorgeous houses. They are huge. Can you imagine cleaning them??? Great pictures. Have a super duper day.

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  6. We live those pretty himes with those grand porches!

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  7. Mom says that would be a very interesting neighborhood to walk in.

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  8. Maybe you should start playing the lottery so you could have enough to buy that beautiful house. We like how that other house is decorated. BOL!

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  9. Such beautiful homes. hummmmmm - maybe you can see the inside of the mansion at Realtor.com? We will have to check it out.

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  10. OMD, it's stunning inside:
    https://www.trulia.com/p/nc/raleigh/218-n-east-st-raleigh-nc-27601--1030676922

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  11. I love looking in open houses! We went in one multi-million dollar house that made you put on protective footwear to walk through it. LOL!

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  12. Glad it's in the historic section. Anywhere else, developers would probably knock it down and redevelop the land.

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  13. Wow, it would be fun to see the inside of that house.
    hugs
    Hazel & Mabel

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    1. I would love to see the inside of that mansion/home. Hate to clean it though. LOL

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  14. Beautiful, but out of my price range :)

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  15. Surely you put in a bid for that two million dollar plus mansion!!! BOL.

    That second house is indeed bizarre.

    Woos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber

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  16. My human found that mansion on Zillow (one of her favorite sites!) - you can see pictures inside there: https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/218-N.-East-Street,-Raleigh,-NC-27601_rb/

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  17. The first house is beautiful! The second one is a little out of the box... Ha!

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  18. That first one is so very pretty. I would love to see what it looks like inside. I would also like to have a porch like that. :)

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  19. We love houses with interesting architecture. Thanks for the pics, and be sure to post more if you get inside that $2.2 million one.

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  20. Sounds like a beautiful home

    The second home with gargoyles is a hoot. The inflatable dragon must be to keep people out of the alley

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