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$319,500 $155/sqft
204 S Shaver Street
Salisbury, NC 28144
4 bd · 2 ba · 2,064 sqft · 1920 · DOM: 48 d
Fireplace Garage
Historic District Homes in Salisbury, NC Walkable to Downtown
Historic District in Salisbury feels like a place where the city’s architectural story is still being lived in every day.
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About Historic District
Community overview based on MLS listing data for Historic District, Salisbury
First Impressions
Historic District in Salisbury feels like a place where the city’s architectural story is still being lived in every day. Tree-lined streets, generous front porches, and preserved facades give the neighborhood a distinctive sense of place, while ongoing renovations keep many homes feeling fresh and functional. The setting is especially appealing for buyers who value character with substance: original hardwoods, tall ceilings, detailed millwork, and updated systems often appear side by side.
"A neighborhood defined by preserved charm, porch-lined streets, and careful modern updates."
Home Styles & Community Feel
The housing here is overwhelmingly single-family, with a broad mix of late-19th- and early-20th-century homes alongside a few newer infill examples. Victorian cottages, Craftsman bungalows, and larger historic residences shape the streetscape, and many homes feature porches, fenced yards, detached garages or workshops, and flexible interior rooms that work well for offices, guest space, or hobby areas. Some properties have undergone extensive restoration, while others retain a more original, project-home feel, so the neighborhood offers a wide range of presentation and finish levels.
Lot sizes are often comfortable for an in-town setting, and the overall rhythm feels established rather than compressed. Brick appears in some homes and outbuildings, but not as a dominant neighborhood-wide style, so the architectural appeal comes more from era, form, and detailing than from one single exterior material.
Amenities & Daily Rhythm
Daily life here centers on the historic core of Salisbury. Residents are close to Bell Tower Green, Hurley Park’s botanical gardens, downtown dining, coffee shops, breweries, public tennis and pickleball courts, the public library, museums, galleries, and the arts district. That mix gives the area a walkable, urban feel without leaving behind the charm of older residential blocks.
"Downtown energy, neighborhood porches, and parks all sit within an easy historic-city setting."
The pace is shaped by what is nearby: a quick trip for dinner, a stroll to a park, or an evening in the downtown district. Homes with fenced yards, patios, screened porches, and rear decks fit naturally into that lifestyle, extending living space outdoors and making the most of the neighborhood’s mature streetscape.
Location & Schools
Historic District sits in central Salisbury, with the downtown core as the clearest point of reference. Public remarks place homes just blocks from downtown, including one property described as 4 blocks from the vibrant downtown center, and others noted as close to the Square, parks, restaurants, shopping, and the city park. One listing also notes an easy drive to I-85, reinforcing the area’s connection to regional travel.
School assignments commonly point to Knox Middle and Salisbury High, while the elementary assignment is listed as unspecified in the provided data. For errands, dining, and recreation, the neighborhood’s strongest advantage is proximity to downtown Salisbury itself, plus Bell Tower Green, Hurley Park, the Arts District, and the city’s collection of boutiques, theaters, and local eateries.
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Market Trends
Closed sales from MLS history for Historic District, Salisbury
Median sale price · trailing 12 mo
$220,000
5 sales closed · Dec 2022 – Nov 2023
Salisbury 1 yr ▴ 13.9%
Historic District median sale price is $220,000; Salisbury is up 13.9%.
+1 outside price range.
The Historic District real estate market shows buyer's market conditions. Homes typically sell within 77 days. With 0 active listings and 1 home sold in the past year, buyers have more negotiating power and time to decide.
Pricing
- Median Price
- $275,000
- Average Price
- $247,400
- $/Sq.Ft (Q1)
- $42
Property Details
- Avg Bedrooms
- 3.4
- Avg Bathrooms
- 1.9
- Avg Lot Size
- 0.27 acres
Market Activity
- Active Listings
- 0
- Sold Last Year
- 1
- Median Days to Sell
- 77 days
Community Info
- Median Year Built
- 1910
- New Construction
- 1%
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