The Clapp-Ferguson House is a large two-story Victorian home with craftsman details located on a prominent corner lot in the Cleveland-Holloway Street Historic District. The neighborhood is adjacent to Downtown Durham and is going through an exciting revitalization.
The house stands out among the neighboring homes with its imposing stone porch foundation with decorative mortar joints and grouped decorative posts. The exterior also features a one-story wrap-around porch with a standing seam metal roof supported by grouped decorative posts on stone piers. The house is sided with molded wood siding and retains the original multi-pane wood windows on the first floor.
The house requires a complete rehabilitation including all new systems and updates to the kitchen and baths. It is eligible for historic rehabilitation tax credits.
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Cathleen Turner
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