A Hidden Mid-Century Retreat in the Heart of Statesville

2756 Peachtree Road, Statesville, NC 28625
$1,750,000
5 BR | 2 Full BA | 1 Half BA
Listed by: Lake Norman Realty, Inc.

This is one of those properties that makes you do a double take—because it feels like you’ve escaped to a secluded woodland retreat… while technically never leaving the city limits.

Set on 19 total acres across three parcels, this architect-improved mid-century style home sits among old oak trees, rolling land, and decades of growth that feel worlds away from everyday life. Originally built in 1954 on a former farm, the home blends timeless design with thoughtful updates, showcasing rich interior wood, natural stone, and an unmistakable sense of vision.

The main home rests on 6 acres, surrounded by mature oaks and peaceful views, while an additional 11.91 acres of 25-year-old Loblolly Pines create a private buffer that’s hard to find—especially this close to town. There’s also a separate one-acre parcel adjoining East Iredell Elementary, opening the door to future possibilities.

Inside, the home is filled with natural light, open living areas, and artistic touches throughout. A cozy fireplace anchors the main living space, while the finished basement offers a family recreation area with its own fireplace, plus flexible space perfect for a studio, office, or creative retreat. There’s even bonus flex space tucked behind the garage—because you can never have too many options.

Outside, a 900+ square foot shop—already plumbed and wired—could easily become a second residence, guest house, or dream workspace. A separate metal building provides ample storage for vehicles, equipment, or toys. The paved driveway winds through the property, setting the tone before you even reach the house.

And here’s the kicker: despite the privacy, you’re minutes from I-40, hospitals, medical offices, restaurants, and shopping. Whether you’re looking for a private in-town estate, a creative compound, or a prime development opportunity, this Statesville property proves you really can have it all—trees, space, and convenience included.