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529 N Second Street Mebane, NC 27302

$255,000

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529 N Second Street Mebane, NC 27302
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2 full
Square Feet
1,200
Acres
0.18
Type
Residential
MLS#
121788
Subdivision
Not In Subdivision
Primary BR on Main
No

Listing Brokerage Name

Allen Tate Burlington
Ken Smith- Allen Tate

Presented By

Ken Smith

(336) 681-5191

General

Type

  • Residential

Style

  • Ranch
  • One Story

Parking

  • Parking Pad

Year Built

  • 2003

Acreage

  • 0.18

Square Feet

  • 1,200

Sold Date

  • Jan 14, 2022

Tax

  • $1,470

Basement Rooms

  • Crawl Space

Subdivision

  • Not In Subdivision

Schools

Elementary School

  • E.M. Yoder

Middle School

  • Woodlawn

High School

  • Eastern Alamance

Interior

Flooring

  • Carpet
  • Vinyl

Sewer Type

  • None
  • Public Sewer

Water Type

  • Public

Cooling

  • Central Air

Heating

  • Electric
  • Forced Air

Appliances

  • Dryer
  • Dishwasher
  • Electric Range
  • Range
  • Refrigerator
  • Washer

Interior Features

  • Ceiling Fan(s)
  • Main Level Master
  • Pantry
  • Pull Down Attic Stairs
  • Cable TV
  • Vaulted Ceiling(s)
  • Workshop

Exterior

Exterior Features

  • Fence
  • Landscaping

Exterior Construction

  • Vinyl Siding

Roof

  • Composition
  • Shingle

Green Building Features

  • Doors
  • Windows

Foundation

  • Crawlspace
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Photo of Mebane

Mebane is a small town straddling two county lines in the eastern portion of the Triad, positioned between Greensboro and Durham. With a rich history and pleasant quality of life, Mebane is charming and desirable for residents and visitors alike.

 

Real Estate

Mebane real estate includes a variety of options, including new construction homes in well-kept subdivisions, charming historic homes, and stately mansions on large lots. Housing costs are slightly lower than the national average, as one-quarter of the homes in Mebane are valued between $150,000 and $199,999. Mebane homes are surrounded by lush foliage along well-kept streets, many of which have a sidewalk and other attractive features.

 

Lifestyle and Attractions

With a growing population of more than 12,000, Mebane is a small town with a large personality. Suburbs surround the quaint downtown area lined with restored historic buildings housing local eateries, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries, and more. Mebane is centrally located between the larger cities of Durham and Greensboro, providing an endless variety of options for shopping, dining and entertainment a short drive away. Mebane’s proximity to I-85 and I-40 makes this small town accessible from neighboring communities.

 

Mebane hosts a number of beautiful parks, including Lake Michael Park, hosting a scenic lake and a park area 200 acres in size, with nature trails, a sand volleyball court, picnic shelters, and more. Mebane has a wonderful selection of entertainment and artistic venues, including the Mebane Historical Museum, Mebane Train Museum, Fine and Folk Art Carolina Gallery, and Mebane Arts and Community Center. Annual community events in Mebane include the Dogwood Festival in April and the Autumn Fest in October. Golf enthusiasts may access the semi-private Mill Creek Golf Club located at the northern edge of town.

 

Nearby Schools and Higher Education

Mebane hosts seven public schools, including South Mebane Elementary School, Woodlawn Middle School, and Eastern Alamance High School. Mebane residents are served by either the Alamance-Burlington School System or Orange County Schools, depending on which county they are located in. Bradford Academy is the only private school in Mebane. Mebane is within 20 miles of several notable colleges and universities, including Duke University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Elon University.

 

History

Like many towns in the South, Mebane was settled because of its proximity to the path that settlers were taking while expanding the country. The town’s post office was named after Alexander Mebane, an American Revolutionary War general and member of the U.S. Congress. Mebane was incorporated under the name “Mebanesville” in 1881, and transitioned to its current name in 1883. It was officially incorporated as a city in 1987.

Approximate Distance to:

 

Greensboro: 32 Miles

Durham: 23.5 Miles

 

Raleigh-Durham International Airport: 35 Miles

 

Hospitals:

  • Cone Health MedCenter Mebane: 2 Miles

  • Durham Regional Hospital: 24 Miles

 

Major Highways:

  • I-40: 2 Miles

  • I-85: 2 Miles


 
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Data last updated: 05/24/22 1:30 AM.
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