


Hive MLS / Listed By: Haley Paige Winslow, Coldwell Banker Seaside Realty 7220 Neal Road Lucama, NC 27851
Description
100595593
2.81 acres
Single-Family Home
1910
None
Wilson County
Listed By
Hive MLS
Last checked Aug 12 2026 at 12:51 PM GMT+0000
- Full Bathrooms: 2
- Blinds/Shades
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Pantry
- Gas Log
- Dishwasher
- Vented Exhaust Fan
- Built-In Electric Oven
- Electric Range
- Water Purifier
- Not In Subdivision
- Farm
- See Remarks
- Level
- Subdivided
- Fireplace: Gas Log
- Foundation: Brick/Mortar
- Heat Pump
- Electric
- Fireplace(s)
- Propane
- Central Air
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Crawl Space
- Tile
- Lvt/Lvp
- Other
- Hardwood
- Vinyl Siding
- Roof: Shingle
- Utilities: Water Connected, Cable Available, High Speed Internet
- Sewer: Septic Tank, Septic Permit on File
- Fuel: Propane
- Elementary School: Rock Ridge
- Middle School: Elm City
- High School: Hunt High
- Detached
- Garage
- Attached Carport
- 2,163 sqft
Built by the Neal family in 1910, the home began as a simple one-room farmhouse and expanded over the decades as the family and times changed. It has remained in the Neal family for generations and today offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a formal dining room, great room, living room, kitchen, pantry, laundry room, sunroom, three covered porches, a carport, and a detached two-car garage.
The property includes two already subdivided parcels totaling approximately 2.81 acres, adding another layer of opportunity. The 1.41-acre front parcel includes the farmhouse and detached garage, while the additional 1.40-acre rear parcel is buildable, offering the option to construct another home. Keep the parcel for additional space, gardening, or agricultural use, build a second home, or consider selling it separately in the future. An easement along the right side of the property provides access from Neal Road to the rear parcel. Any future construction remains subject to applicable permits, setbacks, septic requirements, and other governmental approvals.
Inside, the home's history and character are immediately apparent. The great room and formal dining room feature beautiful old hardwood floors with the kind of character and patina that only come with time. High ceilings add to the sense of space in both rooms, while the great room's fireplace with gas logs creates a warm focal point.
The formal dining room and great room flow into the kitchen and living room, connecting the home's main living spaces. The kitchen is quaint and inviting, while the adjoining living room offers a comfortable space for everyday living.
Just off the kitchen may be one of the home's most charming little spaces, the sunroom. Filled with natural light, it is a plant lover's dream and could just as easily serve as a mudroom, sitting area, or everyday entry from the adjoining carport.
Beyond the living room are the home's three bedrooms, second bathroom, and laundry room. Once a porch, the laundry room was enclosed years ago and now includes washer and dryer hookups, a utility sink, water heater, and air handler.
A farmhouse built in 1910 comes with a story, and this one has evolved through numerous additions and renovations over more than a century. Its age and evolution are part of its character, and it has been cared for by the same family for generations. Recent improvements include a new roof in 2020, HVAC system in 2021, and a new septic tank and drain lines in 2024. The windows have also been replaced, although the installation date is unknown.
The seller is aware that the crawl space needs additional work and has estimates available for interested buyers. The home is being offered in its current condition, giving its next owner the opportunity to preserve its character while deciding what the next chapter should look like.
From the old hardwood floors and high ceilings to the covered porches, sunroom, acreage, detached garage, and separate buildable parcel, 7220 Neal Road isn't trying to be a brand new house. Its beauty is in the fact that it isn't.
It has been added onto, lived in, cared for, and passed down through generations of the Neal family since 1910. Now, for the first time in more than a century, it is ready for someone new to call it home.
Come walk through the doors, step onto those old floors, and see what the next chapter of this North Carolina farmhouse could look like.