NC MISCELLANEOUS STATEWIDE

1923 - The W. T. Cheatham House, 1007 West Davis Avenue, Burlington NC. Built by Edwin C. Holt, a grandson of Edwin M. Holt and founder of several local cotton mills, for his daughter and son-in-law, W. T. Cheatham, who was also involved in the local textile industry. Sold in 2021 to Sandra E. Harper.

1930 - The Stewart House, 1515 Jackson Road, Gastonia NC. Architect unknown. Stewart invented an important part for the 50 caliber machine gun. He was a pilot and flew his plane into a mountain nearby around 1941. Sold to Ralph R. Griffin. Sold to Keith Wildvank. Sold to Dean Kale. Sold in 1994 to Joseph and Sara Moore. Sold in 2015 to Peter and Caroline Hildenbrand.

1940 - 310 East Indiana Avenue, Southern Pines NC. Architect unknown. Renovations in the 2000s. Sold in 2009 to Jason and Shannon Balanzategui.

1942 - The Edd and Susan Welsh House, 205 East Elizabethtown Road, Lumberton NC. Commissioned 1941. Susan Welsh worked out a design with the Frank Lloyd Wright studio in Oak Park IL. However, Wright designed only the medallion above the balcony. Exterior walls are 18" thick. Deeded in 2013 to son Mark Andersen. Renovated in 2015. Deeded in 2015 to Mark and Lynn Andersen.

1942 - aka Dunne's Dune, 62 Ocean Boulevard, Southern Shores NC. Designed by Harry Lawrence. Sold to a Mrs. Ahlberg from Richmond VA. Sold in 1967 to Finley Peter Dunne. Sold in 2006 to Peter B. Dunne and Patricia Rosenblad. Sold in 2015 to Steven D. Love and Kathleen Gorman. Destroyed.

1942 - The Hale Yokley House, 224 Howard Street, Mount Airy NC. Designed by Hall Crews of Winston-Salem NC. The house was featured in 1965 in House and Garden/Living Guides, written by Dorothy Swanson of Winston-Salem. Much of the original woodwork was painted white over the years. Renovated around 1965 by architect Wiliiam Pahlmann and Associates of New York City. Sold to Susan W. and Robert W. Brinkley Jr. Sold in 2002 to Shawn N. and Dawn M. Beechner. Sold in 2004 to Barbara G. and John S. Kidwell. Sold in 2014 to Winston Folger Kobe. Bottom photo by Paul Macy.

1946 - The Renzo H. Sutter House, 339 Country Club Road, Mount Airy NC. Architect unknown. Built by Nat Ferguson, a local barber. Sold several times. Sold in 1979 to Ana M. and John Harris Bradley. Sold in 2015.

1947 - 421 Woodland Drive, Jacksonville NC. 1751 sf. Originally, the exterior was cinder block. Belonged to the Bakers at one time who may have been the original owners. Sold in 1969 to Mary D. Roller who bricked over the cinder block and put in a driveway. Architect unknown, but according to Mrs. Roller's daughter, the original owner did both design and construction, although she is not certain of this. Sold in 2012 to William E. Hickey III.

1947 - The Guy Bondurant House, 203 West Lebanon Street, Mount Airy NC. Plan book house based on a Garlinghouse 1498 plan.  Expanded in the 1950s. Photos by Paul Macy. Sold to William and April Atkins. Sold around 2006 to Frank and Tammy Kinder.

1947 - The Annie Dove Handley House, 307 West Walnut Street, Goldsboro NC. Status unknown.

1948 - The Graves Cottage, 64 Ocean Boulevard, Southern Shores NC. Designed by Harry Lawrence. Flat roof was modified. As of 2011 co-owned by Mary Fauber, the estate of Edward Graves, Steve Justis, Thomas Conley, and Paul and William Sackett. Sold in 2014 to 64 Ocean Boulevard, LLC. Destroyed in 2014.

1948 - The Charles C. and Roberta Fleming House, 6942 Vicksboro Road, Henderson NC. Started in 1944. On 6 acres. Fleming was an aeronautical engineer who was employed with Lockheed-Vega out in Southern California during WWII. He worked on the Navy's PV-2 Harpoon (a Navy patrol aircraft which was delivered too late to see service during the war) program. During their wartime trips to the beach, Mrs. Fleming admired a home much like this that sat far up in the Malibu hills. Her husband decided to design this house for her. The house is built primarily of cinder block and stucco and required 2 years to design and 2.5 years to build. It features a bomb shelter and a hidden room, with a motorized trap door to the basement and a 67 by 32 foot oval in ground swimming pool that holds 78,000 gals of water; the pool system is also tied into a large irrigation system. The windows feature integrated screens that are raised as the window is raised. The interior and exterior lighting was ahead of its time — simple recessed fixtures custom built by Fleming. The kitchen layout resulted from Mr. Fleming's observation and documentation of his wife's workflow during meal preparation, cleanup etc.

Once the house was finished, it became a centerpiece for the Henderson and Vance/Warren County social scene with many parties, bridge clubs and other gatherings hosted around the sprawling pool. Fleming constantly added improvements such as a heat-removal system in the kitchen to dump hot air into the basement for heating re-use and the central vacuum system. Sold in 1997 to Curtis Hayes then went into foreclosure in 2006. Bought in 2008 by John Gaffe, the house was almost a teardown. According to Gaffe, the house had been "allowed to deteriorate, with no maintenance, and the garage roof had almost collapsed. The second story roof was leaking badly and there had been vandalism. But we reroofed and have gotten the structural issues resolved." Deeded in 2016 to Renee and John Gaffe and Laura and Joseph Duffek III.

1948 - The Cora and Robert Glen Hancock House, 2271 South Chatham Avenue Extension, Siler City NC. Architect unknown. Land split in 1999. Sold in 2004 to Eagle Rock Industries, LLC. Sold in 2006 to Kimberly S. and Mark A. Middeke. Sold in 2016 to Tasida Kulikowski.

1948 - The Mott P. and Jane McCulloch Blair III House #1, 511 West Cardinal Street, Siler City NC. Architect unknown. The Blairs moved to their Arthur Cogswell designed home on the new Country Club golf course and sold this one in 1968 to Shirley H. and Benjamin A. Rood. Sold in 1999 to Dianne M. and Michael A. Armstrong. Sold in 2016 to Carmen Michelle Fields and Reginald M. Carter.

1949 - The Charles Y. Dusenbury House, aka Fort Apache, Howard Gap Road, now Page Farm Road, Tryon NC. Designed by Henry Hebbeln. Hebbeln was a modern architect with offices in New York City. He studied with Eero Saarinen at Cranbrook Academy in Michigan and designed many residences. Featured in Quality Budget Houses by Katherine Morrow Ford and Thomas H. Creighton in 1954. Burned down in the late 1950s.

1949 - The Albert and Sophia Rabil House, 1520 West Haven Boulevard, Rocky Mount NC. Designed by architect Thomas B. Herman of Wilson. Deeded to Grant Rabil. Sold in 2004 to Virginia Powell.

1950 - aka Atlantic Breezes, 133 Ocean Boulevard, Southern Shores NC. Architect unknown. Photo by Alva Horton. Sold to Nelson T. Snyder III.  Status unknown.

1950 - 63 North Hillcrest Road, Siler City NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2017 to T & S Investors, LLC, who renovated it in 2018-2019. Sold in 2020 to Juliana Aneta and Gwendolyn Walton.

Around 1950 - The Thomas Edison (Ed) Westall House, Highway 221, Marion NC. Designed and built by Ed Westall. Featured in a 1951 Popular Science magazine. Made of aluminum. Two bedrooms, one at either end of the house. Ed built onto the structure later, converting part of it into a popular local restaurant called the Pilot House. Sometime after the restaurant was sold, it was damaged by fire and was eventually was torn down.

1950 - The Nixon Cottage, 214 Ocean Boulevard, Kitty Hawk NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2016. Destroyed in 2016.

1950 - 709 Country Club Drive, Reidsville NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2023.

Around 1950 - The Fred M. and Eunice Simmons House, 3809 Polkville Road, Shelby NC. Designed by architect Fred Martin Simmons. Deeded in 2014 to Suzanne Simmons.

1950s - aka Lake Place, Littleton NC. Designed by Richard B. Pollman and Irving E. Palmquist of Home Planners, Inc. Available on Airbnb.

1951 - 126 Ocean Boulevard, Kitty Hawk NC. Architect unknown. Sold to Margaret and Alvin McPherson Jr. Destroyed in 2013.

1951 - The A. P. and Minerva Hansen House, 14 Old Laurel Drive, Laurel Park NC. Designed by their son Robert E. Hansen and built by Albert Drake. In 1971, A. P. Hansen added a guest quarters (living room, kitchen, bedroom, library, and laundry) downstairs in order for his wife to have a live-in helper. Still owned by the Hansen family as of 2010.

1951 - The Margaret S. and John M. Sherrod Salisbury House, 115 Powe Street, Morganton NC. Sold in 2017 by Rosages (heirs) to Helen George.

1952 - The Blair House, 8 Yellowfin Lane, Southern Shores NC. Architect unknown. Originally was a flat top. 2nd story addition in 1976. Living room addition in 1988. A 546 sf garage was added. Sold in 2021 to Lillian and John S. Dubiel Jr. who destroyed it and built a new property, bottom photo.

1952 - The Charles Franklin and Betty L. Boyd House, 209 West Oakdale Street, Mount Airy NC. This is plan book house 578 from L. F. Garlinghouse. Sold in 2000 to Bradley Keith Coalson and Theresa Holt Coalson.

1952 - The H. W. Jester and Artie H. Jester House, 211 Robin Road, Mount Airy NC. Architect unknown. Photo by Paul Macy. Deeded in 2000 to Artie H. Jester's heirs. Sold in 2001 to George W. and Patti A. Summerlin. Sold in 2006 to Derrick James Lee.

1952 - The Frank and Lib Harrison House, 5 Acorn Lane, Salisbury NC. 1.75 acres. Conventional design built by Hugh Pinkston. Sold to Jake Alexander. Sold to Charles Steinman. Sold in 2000 to Gray and Heather Stout.  Architect Gray Stout did modern renovations. Sold.

1952 - The Robert Bruce and Joan Warlick House, 150 Hillside Road, Southern Pines NC. Designed by John Foster Faulk. Sold in 2020 to Todd and Kimberly Stout, who plan to restore the house.

1952 - 1908 East Mulberry Street, Goldsboro NC. Architect and builder unknown. Sold in 1966 to Constance B. and Jack S. Scott Jr. Sold in 2012 to Jesse G. Parks. Sold in 2020 to Lillie W. Taylor.

1953 - The Ben K. and Barbara Wrenn Graves House, 309 Fairview Avenue, Mount Airy NC. Designed by Cecil D. Elliott (photo above) and Marvin R. A. Johnson. Mechanical Engineer T. C. Brown. Built by Nichols and Snyder of Mount Airy NC. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1956. Sold in 1999 to John and Rebecca Holder. Sold in 2017 to Sheila and Mark Spencer.

1953 - The James M. and Etta Mae Norman House, 215 South Hillcrest Drive, Goldsboro NC. Designed by architect James Norman. He added a second story later. Sold by the Norman estate in 2013 to Martha Lee Ray who did renovations.

1953 - The Wesley and Josie Evans House, 355 Foxfire Road, Asheboro NC. Designed based on a plan book, 1960 Better Homes and Gardens Five Star Homes, middle two photos. Renovation around 1963. Deeded in 2010 to daughter Cheryl Evans Perkins. Sold in 2019 to Frank Pazderak.

1953 - The Amatucci House, 196 Ocean Boulevard, Kitty Hawk NC. Architect unknown. Sold to Alvareta W. and David C. Mizelle. Sold in 1990 to Katherine F. and Charles E. Coudriet. Sold in 1997 to Annetta S. and Archur L. Bailey. Deeded in 2008 to Annetta S. Bailey Trust, Archur L. Bailey Trust. Sold in 2014 to Kathryn S. and Brian M. Bailey. Photo by Alva Horton. Destroyed.

1954 - The Thelma Fritts Black and Harvey McKinley Black Jr. House, 117 Maplewood Avenue, Thomasville NC. Architect unknown. Deeded to daughters Kathy Cole and Barbara Waters. Sold in 2013 to Emily McCurry and Joseph F. Goeke. Designed by Richard B. Pollman of Palmquist and Wright of Detroit MI. Built by Palmquist & Wright Builders. Sold in 2014 to Lori and Eric Locklear.

1954 - 628 East Main Street, Seagrove NC. Plan book design by Jack Peterson. It was a huge deal in town when it was built. Sold to multiple owners, including Teresa J. Symonds. Sold in 1997 to Linda S. and Jefferson Davis Potts. Sold in 2003 to Jessica N. and Thomas S. Foti Jr. Sold in 2015 to Paula J. and Ronald L. Griffin.

1954 - The Elizabeth B. and John L. Ervin House, 636 Golf Course Road, Morganton NC. Architect unknown. Transferred in 2004 to John L. Ervin Trust. Sold in 2017 to Rhonda L. and Clifford C. Dautrich.

1955 - The Allen and Gloria Mask House, 722 Washington Avenue, Hamlet NC. Architect unknown. The design came from a plan book featuring houses in New Orleans.

1955 - 113 Ocean Boulevard, Southern Shores NC. Architect unknown. Sold to Bill and Ellen Keeley. Donated to Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. Sold to Patricia Knight. Photo by Alva Horton.

1955 - 228 Ocean Boulevard, Southern Shores NC. Architect unknown. Two houses on one lot. Sold to Gerard B. Odell. Sold in 2009 to George Hranowsky. Went info foreclosure. Sold to Walter Lishick. Destroyed 2013.

1955 - The Gordon Wilkie House, 612 North Vance Street, Sanford NC. Architect unknown. Sold around 1958 to John McCormack. Sold to Donny and Lynn Angell. Sold in 1984 to C. Roy and Cletus Dixon. Sold in 1988 to Barbara Brubaker. Sold in 1991 to Samuel and Martha Bass. Sold in 2005 to Karen Benelli and George Wenberg. Sold in 2007 to Alfonza Mills Jr. and Rachel Badgett-Mills. Sold in 2018 to Alva C. Book.

1955 - 308 South Oleander Avenue, Goldsboro NC. Builder unknown. Sold in 2013 by the Snypes family heirs to William D. Futrelle.

1955 - The Peter S. Scott House, 179 Dr. Floyd Scott Lane, Burlington NC. Reyna E. Scott added to deed in 1995. Transferred in 2016 to her trust.

1955 - 808 Elmwood Drive, Shelby NC. Architect unknown. Sold to Roy and Beverly Price. Deeded in 1960 to Beverly Price. Deeded in 2019 to Phillip Price and Melody Hord. Sold in 2021 to James Foster. Sold in 2022 to Paula and Harolton Alexander.

1956 - The Charles Heath House, 1205 Wesson Road, Shelby NC. Commissioned 1955. Designed by an architect with the initials JRM. Deeded in 2012 to Brian Neal and Eric Scott Heath. Sold in 2014 to Betty and Thamon Borders.

1956 - The Jolee Morris Fuller House, 615 Coble Avenue, Albemarle NC. Architect unknown. Deeded to sister Rita Morris Morgan. Sold in 2016 to Mark W. Easler, who did a renovation. Sold in 2020 to Betty Sue Harms.

1956 - The Irwen W. and Carolynn Burns House, 630 Torrence Drive, Gastonia NC. Architect unknown.

1956 - The John Beard House, 543 Hickory Drive, Salisbury NC. Built by the owner from the 1954 Better Homes & Gardens Five Star Home Plans, written by architects Arthur Cyrus Swab and John Normile. A 1965 renovation/addition designed by John Hartledge added the butterfly roof, second photo. 2650 sf on the main level, with a 900 sf boiler room/garage/shop - and a bomb shelter. The original owner loved fine wood and other unique finishings. As a result, the house includes cypress, mahogany, and walnut paneling, plus cork and cherry flooring. The blueprints show it was one-level by original design with the garage being the space on the upper floor, above the existing basement. Sold in 2007 to Marc and Anne Hoffman.

1957 - The George H. and Hazel Johnston House, 827 Westmont Drive, Asheboro NC. Architect unknown, but likely was the builder, Henry D. Klepacki. Needs verification. Deeded in 2017 to Hazel B. Johnston heirs. Sold in 2018 to P. Bryan and Anna D. Thomas.

1957 - The Jerome and Marilyn Samet House, 335 Grace Street, Mount Airy NC. Architect unknown. Photo by Paul Macy. Sold in 2006 to John Wesley Parries Jr.

1958 - The Lucille A. Brown House, 320 Park Avenue, Mocksville NC. Designed by Rudolph Matern. Featured in the Winston-Salem Journal "Home of the Week" 1958 (bottom photo). Sold in 2014 to Melissa Dawn Marion.

1958 - 41 Overlook Drive, Maggie Valley NC. Designed by Gerald Schoonover of Lake Junaluska NC. Sold to Scott Stevens - his great-aunt and great-uncle were the original owners.

1958 - The Oliver Watson (Bill) Godwin Jr. House, 1505 Lakeshore Drive, Dunn NC. Designed from a plan book by Richard Pullman / Palmquist. Built by Godwin, who did subsequent additions. Sold in 2018 to Jennifer Graham.

1958 - The Grover C. and Mae Bolin Jr. House, 709 South Crescent Drive, Smithfield NC. Designed by architect A. Thomas Bradbury of Atlanta and Grover Bolin Jr. Built by J. P. Rogers of Smithfield. Sold in 2001 to Sue H. and Dolph D. Overton III. Sold in 2013 to Elizabeth P. and David H. Stevens.

1958 - The Jim and Nancy Jenkins House, 340 Forest Hill Drive, Wilkesboro NC. Designed by James Elbert (Jim) Biggs. Sold in 1991 to Dariel Rathmell and Lawrence Bennett. Sold in 1997 to Karl and Rita Rodabaugh. Sold in 1999 to Todd and Cheryl Norris. Sold in 2007 to Jerry Rodriguez. Sold in 2015 to Lelia Bentley.

1958 - 252 West Park Drive, Morganton NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 1986 to Sandra L. and Stephen Worthman. Sold in 1994 to Tonya D. and Terry L. Rogers. Sold in 2002 to Carol D. and Jayson J. Penn. Sold in 2013 to R. Mark Buff. Sold in 2018 to Donna M. Greene. Sold in 2021 to Tammarie D. Sutherland.

Around 1959 - The Wade H. Davis and Pattie B. Davis House, 227 Grace Street, Mount Airy NC. Architect unknown. Photos by Paul Macy. Listed as the Davises' home address as of 1954. Sold in 1959 to Robert M. Caldwell and Eva Joy Caldwell. Sold in 2007 to Gary Don Lawrence.

1959 - 1911 9th Street, Greenville NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2014 to M. R. Lee and C. M. Floyd.

About 1959 - The John Mason Brewer House, 1129 Crestview Avenue, Salisbury NC. Architect unknown. Part of a development for the then-segregated Sedgefield Acres area of Salisbury (bottom photo). Brewer was a black folklorist who taught at Livingston College 1959-1969. Sold in 1969 to Shirley McCoy of Charlotte, still owner as of 2015.

1959 - The Betty McCandless House, 2007 New Bern Street, Kill Devil Hills NC. Built by Robert Young, who copied it from Frank Stick's designs. Sold to B. J. McCandless. Received Historical Landmark designation from Kill Devil Hills.

1959 - 13100 Blues Farm Road, Laurinburg NC. Architect unknown. The plywood paneling was supplied by Scarborough Building supply in Lumberton NC. Sliding doors were by Arcadia. Sold to Nathaniel Dixon McCormick. Sold in 1997 to Robert C. and Jeri Sue A. Doster. Sold in 1999 to Joseph Hoelzer. Sold in 2000 to E. Thomas and Sharon B. Hudson. Roof changed in 2013. Sold in 2014 to Curtis Leonard who did a complete renovation.

1959 - The Robert L. and Florence W. Wright House, 435 South May Street, Southern Pines NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 1969 to Richard L. and Barbara S. James. Still owned by Richard James.

1959 - The Mary J. and John T. Adair House, 2184 Settlemyre Bridge Road, Newton NC. Architect unknown. Deeded in 1980 to John T. Adair. Deeded in 2014 to John T. Adair Jr., William M. Adair, and three other heirs.

1959 - The Alvina C. Collins House, 3411 Stimpson Drive, Pfafftown NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2000 to Valerie Vance and G.D. Talbert. Sold in 2005 to Anastasia C. and Thomas M. Howard. Sold shortly thereafter to Suzanne F. and Robert V. Melly.

1960 - 1604 Wellons Avenue, Dunn NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2013 to Jason W. Saylor. Sold in 2019 to Karen H. and Phillip W. Currin.

1960 - 509 Alexander Avenue, Morganton NC. Sold in 2015 to Deborah Annis. Sold in 2017 to Abby Gentry and Clay S. Nelson. Sold in 2020 to Christopher Pruitt.

1960 - The Haul and Betty Reddick House, 104 Edgelea Avenue, Williamston NC. Betty Reddick was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright and insisted on a modern house. Architect was Charles C. Benton Sr., who died before the house was complete. The Reddicks had a hard time finding a lender because of the unusual design, which delayed construction as they had to save up more money to get a smaller loan. Sold in 2021 to Nicole and Jason Scott.

1960 - 508 Forest Hill Drive, Goldsboro NC. Architect unknown. Acquired in 2011 by Laverne F. and Dennis L. Caudle. Sold in 2019 to Jessica S. Caudle and Devin R. Brown. Sold in 2020 to Alexa N. and Carl G. Herrmann.

1960 - 3241 Rondel Childres Road, Hildebran NC. Built by Ray Decker. Sold to Calvin and Mary Eggers. Sold in 2021 to Jon and Kimberly Clark.

1961 - 29 Fairway 7 Place, Hendersonville NC. Architect unknown. Has steel beam roof support. On the golf course. Sold in 2008 to Elizabeth B. and Marion F. Toms Jr. Heirs sold in 2016 to Beach Girls Properties LLC.

1961 - 5 Crooked Tree Lane, Black Mountain NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2015 to Nouveau Hillbilly Holdings LLC.

1961 - The John F. (Jack) and Thorburn W. Minges House, 2000 Pinecrest Drive, Greenville NC. Dudley and Shoe were the architects. Thorburn Minges came up with the exterior design by lining up two paper towels rolls with a cigar box in-between. Dudley and Shoe became Dudley, Shoe, Ellinwood, and Associates and then EDA Greenville. In 2006 EDA closed its Greenville office. Sold in 2018 to Emmanuel E. Zervos.

1961 - The Muriel and Moncie L. Daniels Jr. House, 120 Mother Vineyard Road, Manteo NC. Architect and builder unknown. Deeded in 2011 to Muriel G. Daniels. Deeded in 2016 to Amy S. Jones. Sold in 2018 to Erika M. and Heath B. Burkhart, Bonnie W. Strawser. Sold in 2020 to Scott A. Lamo.

1961 - 113 North Lloyd Street, Burgaw NC. Sold in 2021 to Barry and Dorothy Sutton.

1962 - The George C. Davis and Frederica D. Davis House, 260 East Maine Avenue, Southern Pines NC. Architect unknown. Deeded to Edward L. and Joanne Davis. Sold in 1978 to Robert N. and Sigrid E. Haertel. Sold in 1995 to Dorothy Cadwell. Sold in 1999 to Steven C. and Linda D. Hill. Sold in 2004 to Joan Ellen Strawson. Sold in 2012 to Sean and Virginia Butler. Sold in 2015 to Andrew P. Duhon. Sold in 2018 to Richard and Faith Lozano.

1962 - 490 North May Street, Southern Pines NC. Architect unknown. Multiple owners. Sold in 2005 to Natasha McKinney. Sold in 2013 to Brynna and Robert Matzelle, who did a renovation. Sold in 2014 to Derek Elder.

1962 - The Matthew and Edna Yenney Residence, 3621 Winstead Road, Rocky Mount NC. Designed by architect John L. Thompson. Sold in 2007 to John and Megan Hammer, who gutted it and did an extensive renovation. They added a 1500 sf guest house in 2009 designed/built by M-squared Building Solutions.

1962 - 247 Valleyview Drive, Mount Airy NC. Architect unknown. Built by James Nichols. 6 acres. A new wing was added in the 1970s with vaulted ceilings and beams. Sold to 4th owners Martha and Charles Vaughn who restored the house to the original design.

1962 - The Barbara L. and Richard S. Ogletree House, 137 Pearson Drive, Morganton NC. Designed by Stuart R. Penn. Sold to Barbara O. and Chester B. Brailey. Sold in 1993 to Helen W. and Brent W. Sheppard. Sold in 1998 to Pamela M. and David M. Daniel. Sold in 2018 to Julie and Bradford Perkins. Sold in 2020 to Melissa K. and William R. Smith.

1963 - The Harry M. and Jane Barbour Drexel Vale Jr. House, 1645 East Indiana Avenue, Southern Pines NC. Designed by Austin and Faulk of Southern Pines. Landscape design by Harry Vale. Built by Van Thomas of Siler City. Deeded to Robert J. Brown and Joyce M. Sparks. Sold in 1996 to Sir Francis Luton. Sold in 2000 to Katherine L. Bullock. Sold in 2020 to Lauren S. and Alexander S. Cooley. Black and white photo by Gordon Schenck.

1963 - The Roger V. and Thomasene C. Troxler House, 131 Richmond Road, Salisbury NC. Troxler attended the NC State College of Design and worked as a co-owner of Southern Implement Company. He designed this house, another of similar feel, and three apartment complexes which he also owned and managed. The house was vacant for a few years after his death and deteriorated. The heirs sold it in 2020 to Julian A. Papczynski, an engineer, who has done an extensive restoration of the property. Sold in 2022 to Lisa and Guanah Davis.

1963 - The Charles B. (Chuck) and Maxine Morris Thornton House, 2202 Woodland Avenue, Burlington NC. Homesites in Woodland Forest were advertised in the Burlington Daily Times-News in 1958 and 1962 by Realtor Thomas L. Hooper: "Let us build the type of home you desire in Woodland Forest." Sold before December 1969 to Robert T. and Shirley T. Fields. Sold in 1977 to George G. and Norah Policastro. Sold in 1978 to Fred A. and Barbara E. Yakin. Sold in 1986 to Ronald L. and Sandra C. Hargis. Sold in 1996 to Michael R. and Sabrina C. Roberts. Sold in 2021 to Ryan W. Kirk and Jamie L. Smedsmo.

1964 - The Calvin Howell House, 725 Barber Road, Southern Pines NC. Designed by architect Calvin Howell of the firm Hayes Howell. Sold in 2012 to Ashley D. and Alison M. Plaisted-St. Pierre. Sold in 2017 to Lindsey C. and Peter V. Hamill Jr.

1964 - 116 Twitty Lane, Statesville NC. Sold in 2023.

1964 - 409 Tennessee Avenue, Morehead City NC. Commissioned in 1957. Designed from a plan book by Rudolph Mattern.

Around 1965 - The Herman Milton and Margie Dixon Cox House, 812 River Road, Washington NC. Architect unknown. Deeded to Wendy K. Cox. Sold in 2019 to Christian E. Burns and Lacie M. Anglim.

1965 - The Charles and Ann Pickelsimer House, 110 Forest Ridge Avenue #6, Brevard NC. Designed by Robert Daniels. Sold in 2018.

1965 - 427 Highland Court, Asheboro NC. Architect unknown. Deeded in 2004 to Lynne M. and Byron C. Owens. Sold in 2004 to Laura A. and Casey E. Conover. Sold in 2017 to Perla Gonzales Flores and Hermelando D. Sierra. Sold in 2020 to Rebekah B. and Christopher M. Kingston.

1965 - The Robert W. Powell Residence, 303 Glen Oak Drive, Goldsboro NC. Designed by Conrad Wessel. A family trust was established in 1992, transferred to a family trustee in 2005. Sold in 2007 to Edna E. and Robert W. Powell. Sold in 2022 to Janet Cloninger.

1965 - 5727 NC Highway 90 E, Hiddenite NC. For sale in 2024.

1966 - The Richard Hunt House, 4009 Hawthorne Road, Rocky Mount NC. 4000 sf. Designed by Charles Robert (Bob) Shields and William Robert Wyatt. Sold to John Gessaman. Sold in 2018 to Lisa Ann Speight and George Robinson.

Shields was born in Hobgood NC. He moved to Scotland Neck in 5th grade and graduated from high school there. He got a BS in Architectural Engineering at NCSU in 1949. He was with the Army Corps of Engineers in Norfolk, working on the Kerr Dam 1949-1951 then served in the Air Force from 1951-1953. He worked with Thomas, Harles & Edwards in Rocky Mount from 1953-1957, then back to Norfolk with Lublin McGaughy & Associates from until 1959 then started Shields & Wyatt Architects in Rocky Mount. Their practice lasted almost 30 years. When Wyatt passed away in the late 1980s, the firm downsized.

Shields, pictured above, retired in 1993 then moved to Boone NC and worked part-time for various firms. Wyatt was born in Wilson NC. He graduated from VPI in 1941 then was in the Army until 1945. He worked as a draftsman for Charles C. Benton & Sons and Thomas, Harles & Edwards before starting Shields & Wyatt in 1959. The house was the Sunset Magazine Home of the Year in either 1963 or 1966. Wyatt's initials are on the plans.

1966 - The Elliot Dixon House, 4260 Juanita Avenue, Ayden NC. Dixon's father owned the house next door and named the street for his daughter, Juanita. Designed by Rudolph Matern. Sold in 1997 to Kathleen S. and George L. King. Sold in 2020 to James R. Figtree.

1966 - The Lois J. and Fred R. Snow House, 529 Brookwood Drive, Elkin NC. Snow was a Navy submariner in WWII, named Surry Co. Farmer of The Year in 1971 and served on the N.C. State Board of Agriculture, 1973-1977. Architect and builder unknown. The house has a continuous curved foundation, exterior/interior brick walls, cork flooring in areas, and a rigid frame roof with bar joist support. Originally a built up tar and gravel over rubber roof, the house now has a new energy-efficient TPO roof. Sold to George B. and Eva Walters. George lived there until 2014, when it was deeded to his daughter, Mahala Jean Huffman and her husband Arthur. Sold in 2016 to Thomas R. and Irina Barry. Sold in 2021 to Wendy R. Schlichting.

1967 - The Jolee Morris Fuller Lake House, 50032 Haven Cove Road, Albemarle NC. Designed by architect Dean Bryant Vollendorf, known for designs submitted to House Beautiful and New Homes Guide. His "Baysweep" design was New Homes Guide's best selling plan and these can still be found throughout the country. This plan was called the "Sky Parasol" and was featured in the Winter 1966 issue. This is the only known example to be built. Deeded to sister Rita Morris Morgan. Sold in 2016 to Mark W. Easler, who did a renovation. Sold in 2020 to Betty Sue Harms.

1967 - 85 Lake Dornach Drive, Pinehurst NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2018 to Mary Jeannette and Benjamin J. Judd.

Around 1967 - Aulander NC. Do you know the address? May be one of 15 new homes built in the decade per Aulander centennial publication; does not appear in the Bertie County architectural survey of 2010. Photos by William Brenner, who owned the awesome Mustang at the time.

About 1967 - The Harry McMullan House, approximately 141 Tucker Lane, Washington NC. Designed by Fredrick Guy Wilson. The pool and pool house, bottom photo, are approximately at 412 Brick Kiln Road, State Road 1303, Washington NC. As of 2012 owned by McMullan's daughter Mary Tucker McMullan Talley.

1968 - The Ralph T. Fox House, 29 Oak Circle, Newton NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 1991 to Mary W. and Mark L. Killian. Sold in 2006 to Charles H. Holt. Sold in 2013 to Erin H. and Erich T. Nickens.

1968 - 610 Golf Course Road, Morganton NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2014 to Lynn S. and Michael Brown.

1968 - The Benjamin F. White Sr. House, 110 Maluli Drive, Oxford NC. Architect unknown. Deeded to heirs. Sold in 2009 to Kitty M. and Ronald R. Roberts Sr. Deeded in 2013 to Carol Strother. Sold in 2020 to Amy Rae and Wykia Shante Macon.

1968 - The Alexander McKelway House, 2115 Davis Road, Davidson NC. Designed by F. Kempton Mooney. Sold in 1998 to Colin Shaw Smith and Elizabeth Ann Haley.

1968 - The George P. and Mary Mintich House, 515 Dogwood Lane, Belmont NC. Sold in Sold in 2016 to Sarah and Dan Reymann. Sold in 2018 to Alison D. Carpenter and Corey D. Post.

1968 - The Helen and Hunter Strader House, 208 Overbrook Drive, Lexington NC. Designed by Lexington architect Paul Briggs; built by Triangle Construction. Featured in House Beautiful, March 1976. The flooring in the dining room and entry came from a quarry in Mt. Airy NC. The children recall the multitude of windows, the long hallway running through the house (as were the kids), the large elevated dining room overlooking the living room and providing a view of both the terrace and the outdoors on the opposite side. Sold in 2021 to Hanna and Jacob Hasz.

1968 - The Julia and Ray Strader House, 125 Magnolia, Lexington NC. Possibly designed by Paul Briggs; needs verification. Sold in 2022 to Will Blackerby.

1968 - 1828 Trentwood Circle, Reidsville NC. For sale in 2024.

1969 - The W. R. Isom House, 30 Windsong Place, Whispering Pines NC. Designed by Stephen R. Isom for his parents. Commissioned in 1968. Sold around 1980 to Robert T. and Anne B. Allen. Sold in 2008 to Steven Kartholl. Sold in 2013 to Davis Stone. Sold in 2015 to Lucy and Samuel L. Grist III. Sold in 2020 to Ruben A. Toral. Sold in 2021 to Adrian and Lori Montero. Renovated around 2022 by TV's Love It Or List It.

1969 - The Mrs. Julian F. Barnes House, 30 Barrett Road West, Pinehurst NC. Designed by Austin and Faulk of Southern Pines for the widow of a US military General. Built by Roy Newton. Mechanical engineer, James Hollis of Laurinburg. Landscaping, Clarendon Gardens of Pinehurst. Structural: Gardner Elsevier and Kline of Durham. Photo by Gordon Schenck. Featured in NC Architect, June 1965. Sold in 1997 to Marion H. and James A. McNair. Sold in 2015 to Greg F. Williams.

1970 - The Sarah and Robert Jordan III House, 307 East Allenton Street, Mt Gilead NC. Architect unknown. Deeded in 2017 to the Methodist Home for Children, Inc. Sold in 2020 to Susanna amd William Routh Jr.

Around 1970 - The Lee and Mary Jane Russo House, aka the Futuro House, 52232 NC Highway 12, Frisco NC. One of about 40 designed by Finnish architect Matti Suuronen. Extensively damaged in a storm. The Russos saw The Futuro House in the The Last Whole Earth Catalog and ordered it. Their Futuro was transported from New Jersey in two halves on a flatbed truck in 1972. A local builder helped assemble the Futuro along with friends and family. The Russos used the Futuro as a holiday home. Donated in 1983 to the local fire department. They were going to burn the Futuro and use it as part of a training exercise but instead it was raffled off and moved to Frisco NC. Sold to John O'Brien in the late 1980s. Sold to James Bagwell. Sold in 2012 to Leroy Reynolds. Destroyed in a fire on October 19, 2022. Video.

1971 - 461 US Highway 1 South, Rockingham NC. Status unknown.

1972 - aka Round House, aka Geodesica, 274 Shulls Mill Road, Boone NC. Designed by Gilbert Spindel. Status unknown.

1972 - The Vincent S. and Frances G. McKerrow House, 8 Bogie Drive, Whispering Pines NC. Sold in 1981 to D. Eleanor and Duane M. Mayhew. Sold in 1999 to Barbara J. and Lee M. Struble. Sold in 2021 to Janet H. and John W. Leatherdale.

1972 - The Yerko House, 5241 Webb Court, Morehead City NC. Designed by architect Charles W. Moore of Sea Ranch fame, his only house in NC. Sold around 1983 to David Johnson. Around 2005, a broken water heater leaked for two years. Condemned by Morehead City, then renovated and elevated by architect Bill Hopkins around 2020, starting around 2015.

1973 - The Diana Dodge House, aka Ponds and Pines, 324 Thomson Trail, Southern Pines NC. Home, manager's apartment, and horse stables designed by her brother, David Elgin Dodge, and architect and student of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Around 1974 - The Ernest A. and Suzanne L. (Sue) Anderson House, near Grandfather Mountain NC. Designed by Mike Tribble of Charlotte. Sold in 2006 to Lawrence C. Hendricks. Do you know where it is?

1974 - The Charles Mechling Downey House, 422 Chester Branch Road, Linville NC. Designed by Dinsmore (Denny) White, who worked for Frank Depasquale at the time. Landscape design by Dick Bell. Interiors by Dan Addison. Deeded to Mrs. Downey, now Joklik. Sold in 2018 to Emily and James G. Huckabee IV.

1974 - The Patricia and Takey Crist House, 412 Country Club Drive, Jacksonville NC. 7400 sf. Designed and built by Pete McQuire. The original house was grey stained vertical siding was changed to a combination of stone and brown cedar shakes. Sold in 2019 to MUNB Properties. Sold later in 2019 to Prestigious Rentals.

1974 - The Joyce T. and William (Bill) M. Arnold Jr. House, 260 Lakeview Drive, Sanford NC. Landscaping by Dick Bell. Bill Arnold founded Carolina Irrigation Company, which installed irrigation systems in golf courses throughout the southeast, most famously at Carolina Trace in Sanford. Sold in 2019 by the Arnold heirs to Maneula C. and Samuel J. Suslik.

1974 - The Everett L. and Sara O. Henry House, 14 Trinity Drive, Lumberton NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2021 to Ayman Abdelmalek.

1975 - The Robbie and W. Kent Cooper House, 106 Cypress Drive, Pine Knoll Shores NC. Designed by Robbie Cooper. Includes a guest house. Sold in 2005 to niece Frances W. Marshall and husband Francis S. Carson. Sold in 2012 to David Lee Tucker.

Around 1975 - The Jack Kepler House, Lake Gaston NC. Designed by Peter Batchelor. Status unknown.

1976 - 1112 Riverwood Drive, Lexington NC. Architect unknown. Lakefront house. Sold in 2016 to Marcel O. Bonn-Miller.

1976 - The Carol E. and Luther C. Bush Jr. House, 331 Silkhope Road, Siler City NC. Architect not yet verified. Upon Luther Bush's retirement from the Air Force, the family moved to Siler City and designed their home of almost 40 years. They owned Bush-Cockman Appliance in Siler City before opening and operating Bush TV and Appliances and Bush Video Store in Liberty until 2001. The widow sold it in 2016 to Beverlee T. Penn.

1976 - The Gordon E. Burns Jr. House, 2225 Airport Road, Whispering Pines NC. Designed by Gordon E. Burns Jr, who co-designed the Southern Pines Airport across the street. There were multiple sales/owner combinations by the Burns family. Sold in 1993 to Larry and Peggy Dunham. Sold in 1996 to Peggy Dunham, as of 1997 Peggy B. Schaffer. There is an architectural model of the house which has no information on the architect. Went into foreclosure in 2011. Sold in 2012 to TCC Vanderbuilt, LLC. Sold in 2013. Sold in 2018 to Neal Kanneberg.

1976 - 515 Rondo Ridge Road, Tryon NC. Sold in 2012 to Kathleen A. and Joseph A. Erwin. Sold in 2018 to Lynda A. and Daniel L. Ovaert.

1976 - 154 Lady Slipper Loop, Newland NC. Sold in 2023.

1977 - The I. S. Keith Reeves House, aka Blue Dog Holler, West Jefferson NC. Designed by I. S. Keith Reeves. Initially 800 sf. Expanded in 1999, 2004, and 2014 to 2300 sf.

1977 - The Anthony and Barbara D'Anna House, 1262 Quandary Lake Lane, Graham NC. Designed by Anthony D'Anna and John Stec. Sold in 2018 to Elaine L. Malone.

1977 - The Hunter W. and Nancy G. Spruill House, 1001 Powell Street, Windsor NC. Architect unknown.

1977 - 1102 Stokes Avenue, Windsor NC. Owned by the Jacocks family. Sold in 2010 to Matthew and Kelly Roebuck.

1977 - William T. and Joyce B. Johnson House, 311 South Edgewood Road, Eden NC. Garland S. Edwards, Inc., was the owner and developer of the subdivison, known as Meadowwood. Sold in 2000 to Buddy G. and Terri M. Edwards. Sold in 2021 to Leon Scott and Noelle Navarro.

1978 - The Robert L. and Rochelle Grubb House, 818 Country Club Drive, Lexington NC. Designed by Guy Bertoli. 5 acres. Landscape design by Lewis Clarke. Sold in 2007 to Sheldon Beck, who did a renovation.

1978 - 490 Black Mountain Lane, Franklin NC. Architect unknown. Sold to Emelyn P. Brown. Sold in 1993 to Jacqueline Romanski. Sold in 2013 to Edward Kirsh.

1978 - The Alex Kotarides Vacation House, aka the Mary Jane House, 27568 NC Hwy 12, Salvo NC. Designed by Lewis Rightmier of Norfolk VA. Three first floor king bedrooms along with a funky fourth bedroom in the loft with two twins, low ceilings, a skylight and a half bath, perfect for kids. The huge loft includes a 9 foot pool table, vintage Rene Pierre foosball table, 1980s video game machine and home theater. Sold in 2010 to Deborah K. Ross and Stephen Wrenn.

1978 - The Michael S. and Susan W. Broder House, 908 Huntsford Terrace, Thomasville NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2014. Sold in 2016 to Mark and Elizabeth Edwards. Top photo by Duffy Healey.

1979 - The Lita E. and Larry Moeller House, 7512 Mourning Dove Drive, Sanford NC. Sold in 2005 to Lynda S. and James C. Matthews. Lynda sold it in 2018 to Kimberly M. and Raymond E. Matthews. Sold in 2021 to Community Health Care, LLC.

1979 - The John and Donna B. Steely House, 326 North College Street, Wake Forest NC. Architect unknown. Photo by Ericka Giroux. Sold in 2013 to Elizabeth Stratton Parr.

1979 - 4036 Timber Wolf Circle, Sanford NC. Designed by Jerry Quick. Sold in 2012.

1979 - The Mervinand Lesley Oakes House, 200 Thoroughbred Lane, Tryon NC. Mervin Oakes designed and served as the general contractor. Featured a music room patterned upon one they had in their house in New Jersey which was, in turn, modeled after that of H. Gatos at MIT. Their son James Oakes notes that the house is a post-and-beam construction using 4 X 4 redwood and triple layer tongue-and-groove western cedar for the floors and ceilings. He recalls many nights spent listening - sometimes involuntarily - to musicians practice and notes that his parents frequently hosted performances with 40 - 50 people in attendance. Sold in 2014 to Nathan Troy Smith.

1979 - The HB and Nancy Spruill House, 904 Charles Steet, Windsor NC. Architect unknown. Currently owned by Spruill Farms Inc.

1981 - The Hubert Jr. and Brenda Coker Lail House, 1848 Buffalo Shoals Road, Catawba NC. Designed by Jack B. Kincaid. Transferred to Brenda Coker. Transferred to Lail heirs. Sold in 2013 to Locke and Christine Davis.

1981 - The David and LeaLea Ivey House, 114 Pine Cove Drive, Oxford NC. Designed by Al and David Ward. Still owned by the Iveys as of 2021.

1983 - The Mel M. and Ilona Emde House, 225 Linden Road, Pinehurst NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 1986 to William and Jeannette Gael Sheehan. Sold in 1994 to Jeannette Gael Trust. Sold in 2008 to Tommy B. and Bruce G. McDonnell. Sold in 2010 to Tommy B. McDonnell.

1983 - 4 Mullet Circle, Southern Shores NC. Architect unknown. Sold to James Corneal. Photo by Alva Horton.

1984 - The Samuel Wornom Residence, 1520 Tomberlin Road, Sanford NC. Designed by Derrell Mullins of Mullins-Sherman in Sanford. Built by John William Brown with carpenters Lawton Maddox and Gene McNeil. A new roof was added in 2011. Sold in 2015 to Nicole and Tim Allen.

1986 - 19 Ridge Road, Jackson Springs NC. Designed by Elenore Pettersen, a protege of Frank Lloyd Wright. Deeded in 2009 to Glenn J. Lapkin. Sold in 2016 to William W. Wolters III.

1986 - The Alice E. and James E. Neader Sr. House, 830 St. Cloud Drive, Statesville NC. Sold in 2005 to Gladys F. and Fredrick L. Harris. Sold in 2012 to Jennifer M. and Timothy A. Johnson II.

1986 - The Oliver and Rita Hamilton House, 101 Vida Lane, New Bern NC. Designed by Charles Francis. Sold in 1994 to Frankie and Nan Rackley.

1987 - 4000 Martins Point Road, Kitty Hawk NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2014 to Tracy A. and Duncan Byrd.

1988 - The Jane W. and Marvin R. Pridgen House, 607 East Church Street, Nashville NC. Designed by the Pridgens, built by Bomar Construction Company. Sold in 2001 to Monica M. and Michael Briggs. Sold in 2004 to Amy N. and Marshall W. Prewer Jr. Sold in 2015 to Sandi R. and Bernard L. Gorham. Deeded in 2017 to Bernard L. Gorham and Yvonne Brown.

1989 - The Marybeth and Bernard M. Stanfield Jr. House, 42 Ballybunion Lane, Pinehurst NC. Designed by Arthur Manns Harden. Deeded in 1997 to Bernard M. Stanfield, then to Chantal and Bernard M. Stanfield II. Sold in 2001 to Janet Brockett and St. Claire Bienvenu Jr. Sold in 2017 to Frances W. and Curtis P. Sankey.

1990 - The John and Judy Fitzgerald House, 165 National Drive, Pinehurst NC. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright's grandson, Eric Lloyd Wright. Sold in 2003 to Matthew and Lisa Oldroyd. Sold in 2010 to Matthew and Lisa Charlebois.

1990 - The Hans Jurgen Klaussner House, 2600 Sandtrap Lane, Asheboro NC. Designed by Tony Lineberry. Sold in 2014 to Wanda F. and Charles L. Smith. Deeded in 2019 to Charles L. Smith. Sold in 2019 to Judy P. and David O. Bryant.

Around 1991 - The Jerry and Marilyn Rodgers Residence, Charlotte NC. Designed by Overcash-Dimmitt. Status unknown.

Around 1991 - The Bill and Anne Young Residence, Durham NC. Address unknown. Designed by CPAA, possibly by Don Stewart (needs verification).

Around 1991 - The Mike and Libby Trull House, Sylva NC. Designed by R. S. Griffin of Asheville NC.

1992 - The Mott P. and Jane McCulloch Blair III House #3, 1677 Oakley Church Road, Bear Creek NC. Architect to be verified. The Blairs previously owned a house in Siler City designed by Arthur Cogswell. Sold in 2015 to Sherry Johnson Allen.

1994 - 19445 Peninsula Shores Drive, Cornelius NC. Designed by Sam Greeson of Charlotte. Sold in 2009 to Ronald and Jan Midura.

1994 - The Howard Warren House, 60 Walnut Creek Road, Pinehurst NC. Designed by Howard Warren. Sold in 2021 to Goers Properties, LLC.

1994 - The Thomas Ray Long House, 2060 Azalea Ridge Road, Laurel Park NC. Designed by R. Camille Jr. Sold in 2004 to Christina M. Camille-Long. Sold in 2021 to Stamatovich Investments.

1994 - The Solita-Anna and Ralph E. Hawes Jr. House, 50 Braemar Road, Pinehurst NC. Architect unverified. Located on the signature 16th hole of Fairwoods on Seven. Sold in 2004 to Mary Alice and James Jost. Sold in 2014 to David S. Thorpe.

2001 - 6902 Highway 19 West, Bryson City NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2021 to Flourish Vacations, LLC.

2005 - The Jack Twersky and Renee Beauclair House, 1206 Lake Orange Road, Hillsborough NC. Designed by Steve Clipp.

2005 - The Karen S. and William B. Allin House, 183 Bearing Tree Way, Sylva NC. Designed by Thomas and Denzinger. Built by Bronco. Won a 2009 AIA SC Honor Award. Sold in 2018 to Susan E. Swope, Trustee The Glenview Trust.

2006 - The George Mendelson House, 98 Sunrise Lane, Kill Devil Hills NC. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's Willetts House in Highland Park IL where the owner grew up. "I had decided that, if I ever built a house, I would incorporate a number of the things that he did," Mendelson said in a 2007 Virginian-Pilot article. Designed by the owner with architect Ben Cahoon of Cahoon Kasten. Built by the owner. The guest house (bottom photo) was built first in 2001 while the owner built the main house. Includes geothermal HVAC and many storm resistant features endorsed by the Blue Sky Foundation of North Carolina. Sold in 2010 to Dianne Eisenach who added a 600-bottle wine cellar and other interior improvements as well as substantially upgraded landscaping. Sold in 2013 to John P. Ursini.

2006 - The Barbara and Ami Shinitzky House, 877 Mystic Forest Way, Topton NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 2020 to Robin Pilley.

2007 - The Elizabeth P. and Henry Clay Turner III House, 1084 Sweet Hollow Road, Burnsville NC. Former address 1082 Sweet Hollow Road. Designed by Hap Turner. Sold in 2013 to Miguel A. Paez Tovar.

2008 - The Kim Wagner Residence, 92 Elam Court, New Hill NC. Includes a horse barn. Designed by Kim Wagner of Wagner Architecture. Built by Tonic Construction. Photos by Ericka Giroux.

2008 - The Anne R. and Bradford C. Bromstead House, 335 Cathey Street, Davidson NC. Designed by Portland architect Brendon Farrell. Built by Plattner Custom Builders in 2008. Sold in 2017 to The Trustees of Davidson College.

2009 - The Todd Mason Residence, 521 Faith Road, Mooresville NC. Designed by Tonino Vicari. 2 acres. 2500 sf. Engineering by Robert Darvas Associates. Built by Todd Mason. Sold in 2013 to Tonya and Richard Parks. Photos by Jordan Rickard.

2009 - The David (Dave) M. and Lauren Mirra House, 1100 Midlake Court, Grimesland NC. Designed by Bennett Strahan. Sold around 2017 to Jon Scott.

2009 - The Augustus (Gus) and Margaret Napier Complex, aka Innisfree Mountain Properties LLC, 626 Oriole Road, Brevard NC. Two structures, both designed by architect of record Marvin C. Housworth:

1. aka Brown House, the primary residence.

2. aka Red House, aka May House, the guest house. Won a 2009 AIA Asheville Design Honor Award. Barbara Field drew the plans.

2010 - The Patrick L. and Paula Boyd House, 1128 West Front Street, Burlington NC. Designed by Pat Boyd. Built by Tom Southern. Featured in the Burlington Times News, March 2010.

2010 - The Degroot/Johnson House, aka Winehouse, aka the Jojo and Neil House, Robbinsville NC. Designed by MESH Architecture of Tampa FL. Landscape design by Gregg Blean.

2010 - The Emidee and Michael Albright House, aka Lake House, Malone Way, North Wilkesboro NC. Located on the Kerr Scott Reservoir. Designed by Adam Ruffin and Danny MacNelly/ArchitectureFirm. Built by Roger Stanley. Won the AIA Brooklyn 2018 Merit Award; AIA Richmond 2017 Merit Award; AIA Virginia 2017 Architecture Honor Award.

2012 - The Tongass Ridge LLC House, 298 Tongass Ridge Drive, Union Mills NC. Designed and built by Mike Hunter working with a local engineer. Sold in 2015 to Marie S. and Michael C. Lusk.

2012 - The Cuong Thai House, 203 Hillcrest Drive, Belmont NC. Built by Zack Horne of Trident Building. Architect was Dan Tyree of Oklahoma (plan book) from which this house was modified. Railings by his son, engineer Richard Thai of Atlanta.

2012 - The John Wendt Thompson Residence, 174 Providence Hills Way, Mills River NC. Built by Jack Whelan of Skytop Builders who modified Plan 44149TD "Modern Mid-Century Modern House Plan" from Architectural Designs Company in Fairfield CT. House sits on just under 10 acres. Dawn Mae Thompson added to the deed in 2013. Sold in 2022 to Dana D. and Jeffrey B. Lansman.

2013 - The Yury Goncharov and Valentina Goncharova Lake House, Mill Spring NC on Lake Adger. Commissioned in 2008. Designed by MESH Architecture of Tampa FL.

2013 - The Ben Knight and Vivian Howard House, Deep Run NC. Designed by Ann Clark of Chicago IL. Project architect Jacob Wahler. Engineering by Eco-Engineering. Commissioned 2010. Won 3rd place in the People's Choice category in the 2015 Matsumoto Prize. Featured on the PBS cooking show A Chef's Life.

2014 - The Pignetti House, Holden Beach NC. Designed by Perry Poole. Unbuilt.

2014 - The Jeremy Bishop House, aka Kraken House, 658 Hughes Road, Hampstead NC. Built by Sterling Custom Construction.

2018 - The Kathryn Hicks House, 215 Oak Street, Rocky Mount NC. Designed by Oakley Collier. Space planning by her father, Al Hicks.

2018 - aka CC House, 1308 Larkridge Court, Marvin NC. Designed by Biloba Architecture.

2019 - Emerald Isle NC. Designed by Oakley Collier. Unbuilt.

2019 - The Jim Schaeffer Residence, South Landing Lot #6, on Hyco Lake NC. Commissioned in 2008. Schaeffer went through several architects, including Tonic Design of Raleigh and Felipe Assadi of Chile. Assadi created the above renderings. Unfortunately, other owners at Hyco Lake didn't like Modernist design and denied approval. Schaeffer found another location.

2019 - 372 Tongass Ridge Drive, aka 372 Golden Creek Trail, Union Mills NC. Designed and built by Mike Hunter. For sale in 2019.

2019 - 356 Tongass Ridge Drive, aka 356 Golden Creek Trail, Union Mills NC. Designed and built by Mike Hunter.

2020 - aka Brevard House, Brevard NC. Designed by Point Office Architecture of Atlanta GA. Built by Wheelhouse Builders. Photos by Michael Blevins.  Status unknown.

2020 - The Lee Sang In House, mountains of NC. Architect unknown. Built by Perkins Builder Brothers. Video.

2020 - The Stephen J. Hoover House, 477 Laurel Lane, Boone NC. Designed by Bob Mann/ATTIC Design.  Hunter Coffey did the exterior siding layout and related features.

2021 - The Neal and Tanda Jarest House, 109 Chester Way, Pinehurst NC. Designed by Doug Byce. Photos by John Gessner.

2022 - The David Warren House, aka Gallery House, 512 Anson Avenue, Rockingham NC. Designed by David Stogner. Built by Randy Warren.

2022 - The Kenneth and Katherine Overby House, aka Nebo House, 905 Waters Edge Drive, Nebo NC. Designed by Emma Fuller and Michael Overby of Fuller/Overby Architecture for Overby's parents. Built by Cottonwood Development. 2750 sf with eight pavilion-like volumes. Photos by Paul Warchol.  Was a 2023 Architectural Record House.

2022 - The Justin and Sarah-Margaret Church House, 3765 Bald Mountain Road, West Jefferson NC. Designed by Alain Huin.

2024 - The Berwin (Bear) Brezina House, 1718 Highland Drive, Washington NC. Designed by the owner. Built by Contour Construction.  For sale in 2024.

2024 - 1180 Pinnacle Drive, Boone NC.  3800sf. Built by Appalachian Mountain Builders. Designed by Simon Stickel and Mountain Shelter Design Institute.

Year unknown - The Sexton Residence, Lake Norman NC. Designed by McClure Nicholson Montgomery of Monroe NC.

Year unknown - The Moore Lake House, Tuckasegee NC (Jackson County). Designed by McClure Nicholson Montgomery of Monroe NC.

Year unknown - House in Lizard Lick NC. Architect unknown.

Sources include: Virginia Faust; Marimar Naughton; Richard Thai; An Architectural Inventory of Goldsboro, North Carolina by Barbara Hammond.