The Adelaide-Upchurch House circa 1900 one of the first four homes in Apex! This special home is in the National Register of Historic Places. Originally called Salem Street home before it was lovingly relocated to its current site in 1913. Nestled in the heart of Apex, this beauty combines timeless character with modern-day perks. Even better? It's eligible for North Carolina's 15% historic home tax credit on all repairs and renovations (just not additions), making preservation as practical as it is rewarding. With four bedrooms and two bathrooms, this home offers plenty of space to spread out and soak in the historic vibes. The detached garage, built in 2018, adds both convenience and charm, while the ''shedquarters''—yes, it's as cool as it sounds—offers a perfect detached space for a home office, studio, or creative escape. Chicken coop and raised garden beds on the .38 fenced yard offers all that a country home should have! But very convenient to downtown Salem Street!. A new metal roof, installed around 2014, brings durability with a dash of vintage flair. Rocking chair front porch is perfect for porch swings, and endless Southern evenings with sweet tea and lemonade. Bo HOA, room to breathe, gardeners' paradise, space for chickens and plenty of space to entertain. And you're not just buying a home—you're stepping into one of Apex's most convenient, vibrant areas. with shopping, breweries, boutiques, galleries, restaurants all within blocks. Timeless charm, convenient lifestyle, and large yard to spread out -- This one sure does check all the boxes! ** The Shelf in the hallway, the reclaimed wood beam does not convey**