Nestled in the heart of Holly Springs, the Randolph-McGuirk-Booker House is a home rooted in history. This enchanting two bedroom, one and a half bathroom home was built about 1833. It is a Greek Revival, believed to be one of the oldest surviving homes in Holly Springs. The interior features lots of space with 2,660 square feet, large rooms with high ceilings, pretty wood and tile floors, five fireplaces and lots of natural light. Outside, a peaceful front porch, and large, old trees invite slow mornings with coffee and conversation. A beautiful wrought iron gate and fence greet guests. A sidewalk of brick surrounds the home with patios in the front, back and side. There are no known needed repairs but it is to be sold ”AS IS.”
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