Property Overview
Set on approximately 11 acres in Seagrove, North Carolina, this 1938 country home offers a combination of historic character, flexible living space, and room to pursue a more rural lifestyle. With two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and 1,413 square feet of reported interior living area, the single-family residence has a spacious kitchen, a dining room with a shared built-in pantry cabinet, and an additional den on the main level.
The home’s original character is part of its appeal, with an opportunity for a new owner to update and personalize the property over time. The partially finished upstairs provides additional flexible-use space that is not included in the reported square footage. It could accommodate hobbies, storage, a workspace, or other uses suited to the home’s layout.
Outside, the 11-acre setting includes partially cleared and partially wooded land, multiple outbuildings, barns, and storage structures. The property is identified as allowing horses, making it worth considering for buyers interested in a small farm, homestead, gardening, or a country retreat. A garden, porch, carport, and driveway add to the property’s existing features.
Interior Features
The main level includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, dining room, kitchen, office, and den. The additional den offers another useful space for hobbies, guests, or everyday activities.
- Two main-level bedrooms.
- Two full bathrooms.
- Spacious kitchen with dishwasher.
- Dining room with shared built-in pantry cabinet.
- Additional main-level den.
- Main-level office.
- Living room with fireplace.
- Partially finished upstairs flexible-use areas, excluded from reported living area.
- Carpet and vinyl flooring.
- Crawl-space foundation.
- Forced-air and propane heating, with additional heating details identified as See Remarks.
- No cooling system listed.
- Electric water heater, dishwasher, dryer connection, and washer hookup.
Land and Outdoor Features
The approximately 11-acre property combines partially cleared ground with partially wooded areas. Its size and existing improvements provide flexibility for outdoor activities, gardening, storage, and potential agricultural uses.
- Approximately 11 acres.
- Partially cleared and partially wooded land.
- Horses allowed according to the listing information.
- Multiple barns and additional storage structures.
- Garden area.
- Porch.
- Driveway and attached carport.
- One listed parking space.
Structure and Construction
Built in 1938, this one-level, stick/site-built residence features wood siding and a traditional country-home layout. Its older construction and existing spaces provide an opportunity for buyers who appreciate the character of an established home and want to make improvements according to their own preferences.
Utilities and Property Services
- Water: Private well.
- Sewer: Septic tank.
- Heating: Forced air and propane, with additional details noted in the listing.
- Cooling: None listed.
- Laundry: Dryer connection and washer hookup.
Parking and Additional Improvements
The property includes a driveway and attached carport, along with barns and storage buildings. These additional structures provide practical space for equipment, supplies, workshop activities, and general property storage.
Living in the Area
Seagrove is a small community in Randolph County, known for its rural setting and pottery heritage. The following information provides an overview of the surrounding community and regional amenities. Local statistics and nearby facilities describe the broader area, not necessarily the immediate property surroundings.
Area Overview
Seagrove is located in Randolph County in central North Carolina. The community is particularly associated with traditional pottery and a network of working potteries, studios, and craft destinations throughout the surrounding countryside.
The town is small, with a population of approximately 407 according to the 2020–2024 American Community Survey profile. The wider Randolph County region provides access to larger communities, including Asheboro, which serves as an important center for shopping, employment, government services, and healthcare.
The surrounding area combines rural residential properties, farmland, wooded acreage, small communities, and established craft businesses. This regional setting is relevant to buyers considering a country property outside a larger urban center.
Safety and Crime
Public crime reporting is available through the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation and the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office. The county’s 2024 crime reporting recorded a violent crime rate of 195.2 incidents per 100,000 residents and a property crime rate of 1,215.4 per 100,000 residents.
These are countywide reporting figures and should not be interpreted as measurements of crime at this address or on its surrounding road. Seagrove-specific reporting coverage is not sufficient to establish a reliable property-level comparison. Buyers seeking more detailed information can review the relevant law-enforcement reporting jurisdiction and historical incident information.
Schools and Education
Nearby educational options in the Seagrove area include schools associated with Randolph County Schools.
- Seagrove Elementary School.
- Southwestern Randolph Middle School.
- Southwestern Randolph High School.
These are nearby educational options, not a verified school assignment for this particular property. School attendance zones, enrollment eligibility, transportation arrangements, and current programs should be confirmed directly with Randolph County Schools before making a purchasing decision.
Healthcare and Hospitals
Healthcare services are available in the surrounding Randolph County region and neighboring communities. Facilities serving the broader area include:
- Randolph Hospital – Hospital services in Asheboro.
- FirstHealth Montgomery Memorial Hospital – Hospital services in Troy.
- Chatham Hospital – Hospital services in Siler City.
Additional primary care, specialist offices, pharmacies, and outpatient services are available in surrounding communities, particularly Asheboro. Facility services, emergency department availability, and current operating arrangements should be checked directly with each provider.
Housing Market History
The following historical series uses Zillow Home Value Index estimates for typical home values in Seagrove. It represents an area-level index rather than actual individual property sale prices or a valuation of this particular acreage property.
| Year | Typical Home Value |
|---|---|
| 2021 | $169,993 |
| 2022 | $178,791 |
| 2023 | $189,314 |
| 2024 | $199,347 |
| 2025 | $209,275 |
The index indicates an upward historical trend over this five-year period. These figures describe typical area home values using a consistent index methodology, not comparable sales of homes with 11 acres, barns, or similar characteristics. They should not be treated as a forecast of future appreciation or as a substitute for a property-specific comparative market analysis.
Transportation and Access
Seagrove is served primarily by the regional road network, with local travel generally dependent on personal vehicles. North Carolina Highway 705 is an important regional route associated with the Seagrove pottery area, connecting communities and destinations throughout the surrounding countryside.
Regional travel also connects residents with Asheboro and other Randolph County communities. Larger highway connections are accessible through the wider county road network. Public transportation options in the immediate rural community may be limited, so buyers should consider their individual commuting and transportation needs.
Regional air travel is available through Piedmont Triad International Airport in the Greensboro area and Raleigh-Durham International Airport farther east.
Shopping and Everyday Services
Seagrove has a small-town commercial environment, with many everyday shopping and service needs met in nearby communities. Asheboro is a principal regional destination for larger grocery stores, pharmacies, banking, restaurants, hardware supplies, and general retail.
Seagrove’s pottery businesses also contribute to the local commercial character, with studios and shops offering locally made ceramics and traditional crafts. Buyers can explore the area’s established pottery community while using Asheboro and neighboring towns for a broader selection of everyday services.
Specific business locations, operating hours, and current services should be checked before travel.
Parks and Recreation
The Seagrove region is known for its pottery heritage and rural landscape. Local craft destinations provide opportunities to visit pottery studios, view traditional techniques, and experience the area’s longstanding artistic community.
Additional recreational opportunities can be found throughout Randolph County, including public parks, outdoor spaces, and community recreation facilities in and around Asheboro.
The wider region also offers access to outdoor destinations, including the Uwharrie National Forest, where visitors can find opportunities for hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities. Access, permitted activities, and seasonal conditions vary by location.
Utilities and Connectivity
The property listing identifies a private well and septic tank, along with propane and forced-air heating. These are property-specific details rather than assumptions based on general neighborhood service availability.
Electric service and communications infrastructure are available in the broader region, but the exact provider and service arrangements for a rural address can vary.
Broadband and cellular availability should be checked using the exact street address. Buyers should independently confirm internet speeds, fiber availability, cellular reception, electricity provider, well condition, water quality, septic system condition, and applicable service arrangements during their due diligence.
Development and Planning
Seagrove and the surrounding Randolph County communities retain a predominantly rural character, with local planning and land-use matters handled through the applicable municipal and county authorities.
The property is identified in the listing with RA zoning. Buyers considering agricultural uses, additional structures, renovations, business activities, or future land improvements should independently verify the applicable zoning classification, permitted uses, building requirements, setbacks, subdivision regulations, and any restrictions with the relevant planning and permitting authorities.
No specific approved or under-construction development project has been established here as directly affecting this property. Current planning applications and infrastructure proposals should be checked with Randolph County and the relevant local authorities.
Property Summary
| Property Type | Single-Family Residence |
|---|---|
| Address | 6159 Erect Rd |
| City | Seagrove |
| County | Randolph County |
| State | North Carolina |
| ZIP Code | 27341 |
| MLS Number | 1240768 |
| Parcel/APN | 8607737105 |
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 2 full bathrooms |
| Interior Living Area | 1,413 square feet |
| Lot Size | 11 acres |
| Year Built | 1938 |
| Stories | 1 |
| Additional Interior Space | Partially finished upstairs areas, excluded from reported living area |
| Heating | Forced Air, Propane, See Remarks |
| Cooling | None listed |
| Water | Private Well |
| Sewer | Septic Tank |
| Exterior | Wood Siding |
| Foundation | Crawl Space |
| Fireplace | 1 – Living Room |
| Parking | Driveway and Attached Carport |
| Additional Structures | Barns and Storage Buildings |
| Land Features | Partially Cleared, Partially Wooded |
| Additional Features | Garden, Porch, Den, Office, Horses Allowed |
| Zoning | RA |
| HOA | None |
| Listing Terms | Cash, Conventional |
| Listing Status Detail | Owner Sale |
| Annual Property Tax | $1,091 |
| Tax Assessed Value | $176,000 |
| Listing Date | November 9, 2026 |
| Listing Source | Triad MLS |
| Listing Updated | November 11, 2026 at 10:54 AM |
Listing Agent Information
Kelly Cassell
Listing Agent credit: Kelly Cassell
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