769 Chestnut St UNIT C, Greensboro, NC 27405

This unit has ceiling fans in all rooms as well as central air and heat for controlled comfort. Re-finished hardwood floors are found throughout. Great kitchen that is updated with gas range/stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, with plenty of cabinets and counter tops and is located in the once used "sleeping porch" section of the house. This provides lots of windows over looking the large white oak shade trees and elevated outside 12'x16' deck. There is a washer and dryer in a common area for use by the tenants as well. The front bedroom is nice size with a full bath. The second bedroom is a larger size and walk in closet. Again, both come with beautiful hardwood floors and ceiling fans. The hallway bath comes with the antique cast-iron claw-foot tub for great space for wonderful relaxation. Great sitting porch with ceiling fans for stirring the air and enjoying an outdoor experience. Off the street parking is also provided. Rear yard with brick patio for outside enjoyment. Located by walk over bridge which connects to the Fisher Park Neighborhood. Neighborhood has sidewalks on both side of street and period street lamps. Neighborhood Description The Historic Aycock Neighborhood is a mixed-use historic neighborhood just north of downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. Aycock is composed of single-family and multi-family homes in its residential areas, as well as offices and businesses along Summit Avenue. Our neighborhood takes pride in its friendly atmosphere, its strong sense of community, and its place in Greensboro's history. Aycock has a rich architectural heritage, with most homes dating from the early 20th century. The neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of three locally-designated historic districts in Greensboro. The homes in Aycock are various in style and size. Typical homes include two-story Queen Annes, Arts-and-Crafts style bungalows, and American Foursquares. You can also find a scattering of other styles, such as Tudor Revivals and Dutch Colonials.