416 Charlie Moore Rd

An 1827 farmhouse on 3.49 acres in Timberlake, North Carolina, listed at $475,000. The sellers call it “Harmony Hill,” and the listing lays out a genuinely detailed 30-year restoration: stripped to the studs and rebuilt with new plumbing, electrical, insulation and siding, six fireplaces reopened and inspected, and a run of 2025 and 2026 updates that includes a new roof, new porches, a tankless water heater and a remodeled kitchen.

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The land and setting

The lot runs 3.49 acres, described in the listing as back yard, front yard and open lot with a few trees rather than dense woods. A gravel driveway leads to the house, with parking for six vehicles.

The grounds carry more structures than the typical farmhouse listing: a barn with rough-sawn siding and a metal roof the listing dates to around 2021, a garden shed converted from a former tack room, a smokehouse the listing says has been partially upfitted as a gathering space, a chicken coop with a predator-proof wire run, a dog pen, and a pair of tobacco barns the listing states plainly need structural repairs. That last detail matters: not everything on this property has been restored, and the listing doesn’t pretend otherwise.

A small landscaped pond with a rock waterfall sits in the yard, which the listing says was upgraded with a larger pump, a filter and lighting. A stone patio nearby holds outdoor seating.

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The house

The house is 2,880 square feet, three bedrooms and three bathrooms (two full, one half), with the primary bedroom option on the main level connected to a bathroom, and two more bedrooms upstairs alongside a versatile room the listing suggests as a study, playroom or hobby space. Real wood flooring runs through the home, and six fireplaces, several rebuilt as part of the restoration, anchor the main rooms.

The kitchen was updated in 2026 with a new dual-fuel range with double ovens, a new refrigerator and a new microwave. The downstairs bathroom was also redone in 2026, with a resurfaced shower and a new sink and cabinet.

Heating and cooling run on two systems: a heat pump upstairs, and a propane dual-fuel system downstairs split into three zones, with a new heat exchanger installed in 2025. A sunroom off the main level has its own dedicated HVAC zone, new flooring and low-E vinyl windows.

The roof is new, along with some of the soffits, fascia and downspouts. New treated wood porches and stairs, with slip-proof paint and vinyl railings, were added in September 2026, including the wraparound front porch.

The facts

What to know before you call

The age of the structure is the headline, not a hidden catch: this is an 1827 home, and while the listing documents a genuinely thorough 30-year restoration, a house this old carries different maintenance realities than new construction, foundation materials included (the listing lists block, brick and mortar, stone and a combination foundation together). The tobacco barns on the property need structural repairs, stated plainly in the listing rather than glossed over, so factor that into any plan for the outbuildings.

The listing is three days old as of this writing, priced at $475,000 with no notable price history beyond a 2006 sale at $220,000, a gap of two decades that lines up with the restoration timeline the listing describes.

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Eddie Burton and Laura Burton at Burton Realty Group Inc are the listing agents and handle showings, at 336-364-3053. More like this lands in the Monday email, including more deals like this one, which you can also track directly through foreclosure.com.