How many bedrooms does 1414 Acadia Street have?

1414 Acadia Street has 2 bedrooms.

How many bathrooms does 1414 Acadia Street have?

1414 Acadia Street has 1 bathroom.

How big is 1414 Acadia Street?

1414 Acadia Street is approximately 1,033 square feet.

What is the price of 1414 Acadia Street?

1414 Acadia Street is listed at $400,000.

Is 1414 Acadia Street still available?

As of March 22, 2019, 1414 Acadia Street is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.

When is the open house at 1414 Acadia Street?

Open house at 1414 Acadia Street: 03/23/19; 03/24/19.

What features does 1414 Acadia Street offer?

Notable features of 1414 Acadia Street include 2 Bedroom, Detached Garage w/ Loft, Full Basement w/ Garage, Private Alley To Rear, Full Attic, 2 Decks, Huge Backyard, Extensive Landscaping.

What parking does 1414 Acadia Street have?

Parking at 1414 Acadia Street: Garage.

How do I schedule a showing of 1414 Acadia Street?

Contact listing agent Michael Griffith, or use the contact form on this page. The listing's AI assistant can also answer questions and help arrange a showing 24/7.

What should buyers check on a home with a workshop or RV parking in Durham, NC?

Confirm the outbuilding was permitted and matches county records, then check what it may legally be used for — many jurisdictions allow storage and hobby use but not a business with customer traffic. For RV parking, check HOA and municipal rules on visible storage, plus setbacks, gate width, pad drainage, and whether the electrical service and hookups are actually installed to code.

Does a detached shop add value?

Appraisers give credit for permitted, finished outbuildings with power, usually well below what it cost to build and close to nothing when the structure is unpermitted. Insurance is a separate question: detached structures are covered under their own limit, which is frequently far too low for a well-equipped shop.

Welcome to 1414 Acadia Street

This beautiful cottage sits in historic Duke Park. Duke Park sits on land purchased by Brodie Duke the son of Washington Duke in the 1880s. The land was mostly farmland until the 1920s when it was parceled off into home sites breaking off into Trinity Park, Duke Park and Old North Durham.

Built in 1948, 1414 Acadia Street mixes the history of Duke Park with many of the modern amenities and current structural refinement not always found in homes of this time.

The brick front of the home brings you through the original curved door into a home with refinished original hardwood floors. Two bedrooms make the home perfect for a master and guest room, office or nursery. The large living room has a beautiful fireplace with the original woodwork surrounding it.

Once you go out the back door there is a large private backyard with a deck for entertaining or morning coffee.

A private alley way behind the home allows you to access each of the two garages. One is detached with powered overhead door and has wonderful loft space above. The second one-car garage is in the basement of the home.

This home features a full basement with 1/2 being the garage, and the other half for storage/workshop space. There is also a functioning wood stove in the basement, along with the laundry area.

Still need more storage? The full length attic is drywalled and provides ample storage or possibly convert to future living space.

The current owner has lovingly and meticulously cared for this home for the past 40 years. Extensive foundation and waterproofing work was performed in 2011 and comes with the remainder of a 25 year warranty.

The photos simply do not do justice to the home and landscaping.

Homes like this simply do not come on the market often. Don't miss your opportunity to own in probably the best area of historic Duke Park.

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