Nicely updated ranch, open floor concept, hardwoods, granite, with a nice yard, a big unfinish basement. Come and see it!
This home is a must-see in Ardmore. Beautifully updated and ready to be called your home, it has the kitchen/floorplan you're looking for, updated bathrooms and floors, ...
Classic Ardmore 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath beauty with updates galore – move in READY. Step into a lovely living room with a fireplace that is open to the dining room- all light...
OPEN HOUSES 4-17 and 4-18. Charming cottage in the heart of Ardmore! Your family deserves the taste and style of this 1930's head turner. 2 bedrooms on the main and 2 up...
Open House Sunday April 11, 2-4pm! Classic, "Move in Ready", 1929 Ardmore brick cottage features many original details: picture molding, vintage light fixtures, tall ceil...
LIKE NEW! Fabulous Home in Ardmore. Great Location. Off Street Parking. Close to Everything!!! All New: Roof, Windows, Siding, Plumbing & Electrical. Super Cute! Adding...
4 Bedrooms, 3 FULL bathrooms! Old world charm meets modern conveniences in the heart of Ardmore! 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on main level. Expansive primary suite has hardwoo...
Super cute Ardmore brick home! Light filled rooms, lovely updated baths and wood burning fireplace in the living room. Private, fenced backyard with raised garden beds, b...
Awesome! Ardmore charm and updates in this modern ranch on convenient Chelsea St. Open and light with a vaulted ceiling in foyer. New kitchen with granite counters, new ...
Great 2 B R 1 Bath Ardmore Cottage with large eat in kitchen. There is an additional room off of the 2 nd bedroom that has served as a third bedroom or could be office,...
SIGNIFICANT PRICE REDUCTION! Motivated Seller! Completely Remodeled in Ardmore! Super cute 3BR/2.5BA w/full finished Basement. New Concrete Circle driveway-plenty of par...
Due to no fault of the seller, this beautiful home located between Baptist and Forsyth Hospitals, near shopping, restaurants, and parks, is back on the market! Situated ...
The Ardmore Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2004 making it the largest historic district in Winston-Salem. About 2,000 of Ardmore's properties are officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Ardmore Historic District is roughly three miles southwest of downtown Winston-Salem and is bounded by Queen Street and Cloverdale Avenue on the north, Duke Street and Sunset Drive on the east, Ardsley Street and Walker Avenue on the south, and Knollwood Street on the west. The area is one of the largest neighborhoods in Winston-Salem, consisting of more than 2,200 properties and extending approximately thirteen blocks in length and about ten blocks in depth.
The Ardmore Historic District is overwhelmingly residential and consists of at least ten different residential developments from 1910 through 1924 as well as three large apartment complexes from 1947 through 1951. In addition to single and multi-family housing, the Ardmore Historic District contains a collection of historic commercial and institutional buildings including several churches, two schools, and one building from the hospital located at the district's edge. The Ardmore Historic District also contains two historic parks: Miller Park and Lockland Park.
The earliest homes were built around 1910 with 402 Sunset Drive and 245 Corona Street being two of the older homes in the neighborhood. The Sunset Drive is a two-story Victorian with wraparound porch where the Corona Street house is similar but has a hip roof and Queen Anne form with front-gable. However, these styles are not what Ardmore is known for architecturally. Most of the development in Ardmore is made up of Bungalow and Colonial Revival style houses with the Craftsman Bungalow being most widespread.
Many would say the best case of a Craftsman Bungalow is at 2116 Queen Street. This home was built circa 1926 and is a 1.5 story that has both shed-roof and eyebrow dormers. The side-gable porch extends to the porte-cochere where vehicles could pass through and occupants could enter a side entrance.
Other extraordinary Craftsman Bungalows would be the 1919 G. W. Jerome House at 2002 Elizabeth Avenue, the James Tierney House at 1201 Hawthorne Road, and the Coy Sparks House at 2230 Queen Street, which was built circa 1926.
After cottages, Colonial Revival style houses were the most built houses in Ardmore before World War II with about 125 homes. The house situated at 444 Hawthorne Road, which was built circa 1920, is a great example. It is the classic, two-story, double-pile, side-gable with the single-sheathed dormer. Other Colonial Revivals include 2252 Elizabeth Avenue. The William and Cornelia Willis House, circa 1925, has weatherboard siding, six-over-one windows, and a shed-rooftop porch with matched, square posts and trellis for ornamentation.
Overall, Ardmore is one of the largest neighborhoods in Forsyth County (NC). With many historic homes as well as being in close proximity to downtown Winston-Salem and two regional hospitals makes Ardmore a very popular area for Winston-Salem homeowners.
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