1910 Franklinville Home Across from Deep River with Original Hardwood Floors — $130,000

The house sits directly across from Deep River, which means you look out at moving water from a property that has been standing since 1910.

It's a three bedroom, one bath home in the center of Franklinville, North Carolina. The lot runs 0.76 acres, which is a real amount of land for a town address. The park, library, and local diner are close. Asheboro and Ramseur are both a short drive out.

The original hardwood floors are still there. In a house this age that's not always the case, and the ones here are real wood, not engineered or replaced. At 1,419 square feet the layout gives you enough room to work with. There's a detached two car carport, which is more than most properties at this price point offer.

Central HVAC is already in. There's also a gas furnace and the house is connected to public water and sewer, so you're not dealing with a well or a septic system on a property that's been around for over a hundred years. That's worth noting.

The listing is as-is and cash or conventional lending only, which tells you there's work to be done. But the structure has been standing since Woodrow Wilson was president, the floors survived intact, and the mechanical systems are in place. What you're buying is a 1910 house on three quarters of an acre across the street from a river in a small North Carolina town.

$130,000.

Originally listed for $130,000, this property sold for $120,000 on August 24, 2026.