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Prices range from $25,000 to $38,500. The houses were built with sturdy post-and-beam frames, some of which were filled with brick nogging insulation. Many of the houses were expanded with a kitchen ell in the early 20th century. All houses need new wiring, plumbing, and HVAC, plus new kitchens and baths. Many also require a new roof, window sashes, porch decking, and structural repairs. PNC sold its first house by demonstrating with a model house how a detached outbuilding (formerly a kitchen) can be linked to the main structure. Public water and sewer services have been extended to the village. All houses are being sold with protective covenants and a rehabilitation agreement . All are candidates for NC's 30% state historic preservation tax credits.
