Heritage Square

Heritage Square is a single-family detached home in North Carolina that has preserved its original architectural features and structure from the period it was built. The building displays the typical construction methods and materials used during its era.

The home was added to the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its importance to the region's heritage. This registration resulted from a formal evaluation of the property's historical and architectural value.

The home reflects how families lived and built houses in North Carolina during the period it was constructed. You can see these patterns in the way rooms are arranged and the details of the design.

Visitors can find detailed information about the property through the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and online historic records. Local government files and preservation databases offer documentation about the home's features and history.

The property qualifies for special state tax incentives designed to support owners in maintaining historic structures in North Carolina. These financial benefits help preserve the original character and structure of the home over time.