A 1972 Home With Midcentury Flair Lists for $935K in Durham, North Carolina
A family of renovators brought the 3,960-square-foot gem back to life while preserving its ’70s charm.
A family of renovators brings a 3,960-square-foot gem back to life while preserving its ’70s charm.
In Durham, North Carolina, a 1970s time capsule sits tucked away on a 1.36-acre lot full of towering trees and lush vegetation. The split-level home was originally built in 1972, but thanks to a recent remodel, it now caters to contemporary living while showcasing the character and craftsmanship of its era.
Located in Durham, North Carolina, the 1972 property features a handsome gray facade that blends into the wooded site. A paved driveway leads to the detached carport.
Photo by Tad Davis Photography
Jenna Zeigler and her family carried out the dwelling’s makeover. "We are a fourth-generation family business," notes Zeigler, who is also the listing agent. "All we’ve ever known or done is real estate and construction. We buy the homes, conduct the renovations, and then I list them for sale."
Zeigler and her family were adamant about restoring the home’s period character. "We are very passionate about bringing houses back to life, and in this house we did just that. We put modern touches on every aspect possible, but still maintained that ’70s-era feel that so many remember and love—and, in our opinion, will never really go out of style."
A bright green door extends a warm welcome while also nodding to the fresh, upbeat colors of the ’70s. Black-framed glazing encapsulates the entrance for a modern touch.
Photo by Tad Davis Photography
Steps ascend from the front door to the open-plan upper level. A stone accent wall subtly separates the dining area from a lounge at the front of the home.
Photo by Tad Davis Photography
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