Est. 1922 · High Point, North Carolina

The Six Thirty

A Craftsman bungalow in Emerywood

Coffered ceilings, a den paneled in knotty pine and a sunroom with a fieldstone fireplace. Three bedrooms and three baths on one level, on half an acre. The whole house is yours, for a month or for Market week.

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3Bedrooms

3Full baths

6Guests

1922Year built

One levelHalf-acre lot

The House

A 1922 house with its best rooms intact.

The house went up in 1922, when Emerywood was High Point's new address. It is a Craftsman bungalow: a deep front porch on tapered columns, wide cased openings, and coffered ceilings in the living and dining rooms.

Everything is on one level. 2,504 square feet, three bedrooms, three full baths, a kitchen with stainless appliances, and a lot twice the usual size for the street.

A place to live for a season, not a room for the night.

Photo · Living room

Living room

Coffers overhead, a fire below.

The living room sits under a coffered ceiling, with a fireplace at one end and tall windows on the street side. It opens through a wide cased doorway to the dining room.

Photo · The den

The den

Knotty pine, floor to ceiling.

A paneled den with a full wall of built-in shelves and cabinets. The room for the evening: leather chairs, a television in the shelves, French doors to the sunroom.

Bedrooms

Three bedrooms, three baths.

All on the main level, with wood floors and tall windows.

Photo · Bedroom one

The Blue Room

Pale blue

A four-poster bed, a chest of drawers and windows on two sides.

Four-poster bed

Photo · Bedroom two

The White Room

White

A second four-poster under a white chandelier, with its own dressing mirror.

Four-poster bed

Photo · Bedroom three

The Bunk Room

Gray

Bunk beds, a dresser and a writing desk at the window.

Bunk beds

Sunroom & dining

Two rooms that make the house.

Photo · Sunroom

Sunroom

Fieldstone, slate and glass.

A wood-burning fieldstone fireplace, a slate floor and windows on two sides. The room people end up in.

Photo · Dining room

Dining room

A long table under the coffers.

A second coffered ceiling and windows on two sides. Dinner for the whole team, or a work table for samples and laptops.

Photo · Back deck

Porch & Grounds

Half an acre in the middle of Emerywood.

The house sits on a double lot, roughly twice the size of its neighbors. The front porch runs the width of the house.

0.49-acre double lot
Covered front porch with seating
Back deck with a fire pit
Private driveway and detached garage

Who Stays Here

A house for people staying a while.

One to six months

On assignment

Furnished and equipped to live in, with a full kitchen and room to work. For executives, visiting faculty and consultants working in High Point.

April & October

Market week teams

Three bedrooms and three baths keep a team of six under one roof, with a dining table that works as a sample table and parking in the driveway.

Between houses

Relocations

Moving to the Triad, or waiting on a renovation or a closing. One level, a real neighborhood and room for a household.

Monthly stays

Booked by the month, ten months a year.

Stays of a month or longer are what the house is for. April and October are held for High Point Market and booked by the night.

Nearby

Uptown High Point shops and restaurantsOn foot

Truist Point ballparkOn foot

High Point Public LibraryOn foot

High Point Market showrooms, downtownShort drive

High Point UniversityShort drive

Also right for visiting family and anyone who wants a real house instead of a hotel.

The Neighborhood

Emerywood.

High Point's historic residential neighborhood: quiet streets of early twentieth-century houses and mature trees, a short walk from Uptown and a short drive from the showrooms downtown.

Photo · Aerial

Your Host

Hosted by Johnathan.

The same host as 443 West, the 1927 Spanish Revival bungalow, also in Emerywood. He answers fast, in English or Spanish.

See 443 West

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