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708 square feet, 1 bedroom, 1 bath home
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603 West Cabarrus Street
"The Nordan House" named after the first known resident, J. A. Nordan.
General Information
This house was completely rebuilt from the foundation to the roof. Cathedral ceilings and
an open floor plan make it a very livable space. Hardwood floors throughout, granite, and
large trim finish the look
Historic Information
Architectural Information
Renovation Details
Special Features
Square Feet
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708
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Bedrooms
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One
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Baths
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One
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Est Completion
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October 2009
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Sale Price
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169,500
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Name
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Nordan House
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Year Built
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1920
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Arch Style
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Gable End Shotgun,
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Identifying Features
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Long house with a single row of rooms stacked one after the other and small front porch at narrow end. More info
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First Resident
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J. A. Nordan
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Siding
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Wood front, hardiplank sides and rear
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Windows
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New wood windows throughout, square cut 3 1/2" wood trim w/small top cap
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Porch Rails
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Historically trimmed rails, narrow spaced square spindles
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Porch Columns
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4" turned columns with 12" bottom plinth and decorative corner brackets
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Porch Floor
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Historically Accurate 3/4" tongue and grove, salvaged from original house
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Roof
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30 year architectural shingles with steel drip edge and ridge vent
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Eaves
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1' exposed rafter tails (the original rafter tails were retained, but all the roof structure is new)
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Front Door
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Square cut stained glass surrounding wavy glass upper window
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Foundation
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Solid brick piers and curtain wall
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Parking
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2 spaces, gravel drive
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Floors
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New 3/4" pre-finished oak throughout
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Interior Doors
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Solid wood
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Door Hardware
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Baldwin, solid brass, aged bronze finish
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Heating & Air
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New high efficiency heat pump
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Stained glass clerestory window
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Ornate entry door
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Cathedral ceilings
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Huge old trees
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Where does it get the name “shotgun”?
Although often people say these are called shotgun houses because a bullet fired through the front door would go right out the backdoor without hitting a wall, evidence suggests that this name is actually a corruption of the word “shogon.” In West Africa, “shogon” means “God’s House.” More Info
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