North Carolina Architecture – Architecturally Significant Homes

Elgin Plantation

When you think of North Carolina you think of plantation homes, horse country and beautiful acreage, all of which you will have here at its finest. This plantation home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and rests on 300 acres.

Location: Warren County, North Carolina
Year Built: 1827
Status: Sold
Note: The Elgin Plantation is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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North Carolina Modern

Location: North Carolina
Architect: Vincent Petrarca and Tonic Design Architects

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North Carolina Architecture – Architecturally Significant Homes

Elgin Plantation

North Carolina Modern

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