Come Say Hi: Open House at 411 S 3rd Street, Smithfield

Got plans Thursday evening? Change them. Swing by 411 S 3rd Street in Smithfield from 6-7pm and let us show you around a home that's been quietly holding down its corner of town since 1954 and honestly, it's aged better than most of us will.

This one's a classic brick charmer sitting on over half an acre, which in today's market is basically winning the lottery. Three bedrooms, one bath, and a layout that makes sense the second you walk in — no weird hallways, no "why would anyone design it this way" moments. Just a solid, comfortable little home that knows exactly what it is.

The kitchen's got real personality — a pantry for your questionable Costco impulse buys, built-ins that actually earn their keep, and enough counter space to pretend you're a person who meal preps. The living and dining rooms flow together in that easy, open way older homes sometimes just get right, with hardwood and tile mixed in for character.

Step outside and you've got not one, not two, but three separate spots to sit with a coffee (or something stronger) — front porch, side porch, and a patio for good measure. There's a shed out back for all the stuff you swear you'll use someday, a partially fenced yard, and parking for days.

Central air, natural gas heat, washer and dryer included — the unglamorous stuff that actually matters is all covered.

So grab a friend, grab your favorite lender, or just come solo and nosy around. We'll have the lights on and the door open.


Open House
📍 411 S 3rd Street, Smithfield, NC 27577
🗓️ Thursday, September 17th
🕕 6:00pm – 7:00pm

Can't make it Thursday? We'll gladly set up a private showing that fits your schedule.

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