Steeped in history and Southern charm, the Theophilus Henry Woodley House (c.1896) stands proudly at Broad Street and Highway 64, welcoming visitors to Columbia’s storied downtown and the scenic Gateway to the Outer Banks. This distinguished three-story residence blends timeless architecture with modern comfort. The inviting enclosed porch and classic lines evoke a bygone era, while thoughtful updates suit today’s lifestyle. Spacious living areas, a formal dining room with exposed beams, and flexible spaces offer endless possibilities—whether as a family home, guest quarters, or bed & breakfast. A separate upstairs entrance leads to bright rooms with two baths, ideal for rental or extended family. Enjoy walkable access to shops, dining, the Pocosin Arts Center, and the riverfront boardwalks, with the Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge nearby. Own a piece of Columbia’s history—where charm, community, and opportunity meet.