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$475,000
Sold on 9/21/26
| Beds |
Baths |
Sq. Ft. |
Taxes |
Built |
| 5 |
3.10 |
3,903 |
0 |
1952 |
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On the market:
25 days
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Welcome to 476 Summit Ave — a classic brick beauty nestled in one of Statesville's most
desirable, sidewalk-lined neighborhoods. Inside the city limits and just minutes from downtown dining, Mac Anderson Park, Mitchell Community College, and I-77/I-40, this home blends timeless character with a stunning list of thoughtful updates throughout.
Don't let the front elevation fool you — from the street, this looks like a classic one-story brick
ranch. Walk around back, and the story changes completely, with a second story and a massive walk-out basement adding space you'd never expect.
Gorgeous refinished original hardwoods flow through the open living, dining, and kitchen
space — an entertainer's dream. The kitchen is the true showstopper, featuring soft-close white shaker cabinetry, stunning Cambria Quartz countertops (Port Rush), and stainless
appliances, all opening to a large rear deck (new 2023).
The main-level primary suite is a genuine retreat, with a luxuriously updated en-suite bath
boasting a free-standing soaking tub, tiled shower, and walk-in closet. Secondary bedrooms share a beautifully remodeled Jack-and-Jill bath, and main-level laundry adds everyday convenience with a laundry tub and matching Quartz counters. Upstairs offers a flexible bonus space, two large bedrooms, and a fully renovated bath.
Major peace-of-mind updates include a 2025 roof, all-new city sewer connection, nearly
all-new windows, and HVAC installed in 2022 — so the big stuff is already done. The massive walk-out basement, with its own kitchen and garage, offers endless potential, ready for your finishing touch. Outside, enjoy an almost half-acre private backyard with a stick-built outbuilding (2023).
This home has been thoughtfully updated with taste and care. More space than meets the
eye!
Listing agent is the owner of this property.
Listing courtesy of Jamie Michaud, Keller Williams Unified