The Davis House, circa 1874, is poised for preservation after being purchased by Bart VanStekelenburg. MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
An 1800s staircase features ornate carvings and leads to a third level. MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
A open veranda porch welcomes visitors to the 1800s-era home. MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
Bart VanStekelenburg stands in the wide sash opening of one of the floor to ceiling windows lining the first floor exterior. MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
One of the 14 original fireplaces. MAUREEN STRATTON/Staff
A true Southern mansion built in 1874—featuring 22 rooms, 14 fireplaces, a gleaming mahogany staircase, original floors, decorative Doric white columns, and other stunning details unique to its age—has been sold in Greensboro after many years of sitting idle.
Reminiscent of earlier times in the city, the Davis House boasts an imposing presence at 106 Laurel Avenue.
