
A tip from reader Virginia led us to discover this 1957 time capsule home for sale in Wilmington, North Carolina, which is currently listed for sale by Shane Register of Shane Register Professional Real Estate Services. The house is full of interesting architectural angles, exposed beams, brick and stone — giving it a mid century modern feel — and three oh so adorable vintage pastel tile bathrooms that are sure to make you drool. Thanks to Rick Amick from Real Estate Photography & Listing Services for taking such great photos of the property.
- Price: $475,000
- Year Built: 1957
- Sq. Ft.: 4089
- Bedrooms: 4
- Full Baths: 3
This Mid-Century Modern home brings a classic style that intrigues today’s modish buyer. Roof lines, retro details, angular walls & ceilings along with dramatic floor to ceiling windows are the epitome of mid-century design. Architect Julian A. Altobellis designed, the home incorporates not only the architecture of the era, but also building standards rarely found. Solid steel & concrete construction provides strength that will last for generations to come. Other features include rear/side alley access, original hardwood floors that have been covered with carpet since new, marble flooring in the foyer & formal dining room and tile in the kitchen. Located in the sought after Forest Hills/Oleander area, the home is situated on a .68 acre parcel. The neighborhood has a quiet setting & offers a flair of yesteryear with its tree lined streetscape and sidewalks. In just minutes, enjoy the rich culture of Historic Downtown with many fine dining restaurants, nightlife, arts & entertainment.






If you are interested in this property, contact Shane Register by email at shane@shaneregister.com or call (910) 620-3730.
Mega thanks to Shane Register for allowing us to feature this listing and to Rick Amick from Real Estate Photography & Listing Services for allowing us to share these photos with you.
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Allen says
I found the name of the architects
http://www.architectureforsale.com/printable.php?property_ID=649
Joyce Pearson and Prout
Allen says
Thought I would pass this great 1972 house along for folks to see
http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/104-Short-Springs-Rd_Tullahoma_TN_37388_M85914-25632?source=web