03/01/2025
Listed at $325,000, MLS #1169551, 4 beds, 2 baths, 1-car garage, 1,891 square feet, built in 1972, 2 acres,
Melody White / Foothill Homes & Land
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- United States
- Pilot Mountain, NC
- Melody White / Foothill Homes & Land
Moving? Been there, done that. Let me help you, whether you're buying or selling!
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Pilot Mountain, NC
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Moving? Been there, done that. Let me help you!
I have been hooked on HGTV for years, if it’s a house, I want in to see it! I love the potential and possibilities of a house and its conversion into a home.
Whether you are buying or selling, I’m in. I love the process from beginning to end. Maybe it has something to do with having moved 27 times in my 55 years, mostly due to the military. Regardless, I enjoyed each move, and it has given me a whole lot of hands on experience in the area of real estate. Along with that I am a people person, and I’ve never met a stranger. The combination drove me to becoming a real estate agent. And that is just part of my life. The rest of the story is below if you want to know more, otherwise, give me a call today and let’s get the ball rolling.
A little extra…
I grew up here in the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains surrounded by my cousins running carefree in the woods out in Sheltontown. It was a unique upbringing, one I learned to appreciate once I moved away. I just assumed everyone grew up in a little utopia like Mount Airy, where everyone knew you or at the very least knew your family. Neighbors reached out to offer a helping hand and funeral processions were witnessed in reverence, with the town and its people pausing while it passes.
