Opportunity to preserve a piece of Durham history! This 1928 home sits on a .82 acre double lot. The National Register of Historic Places has designated 3724 Hope Valley Road, the Crouch-Bolich House, as a Contributing Building in the Hope Valley Historic District. The gated circle driveway creates a sense of privacy for this Colonial Revival style home with its lovely side yards and the large brick patios in the back of the home. The detached two story structure, formerly the garage, has been enjoyed over the years as an art studio and as home to an remarkable model train collection. The original home was expanded in 1972 with the addition of the family room with fireplace, bath as well as an upstairs primary bedroom with fireplace. The beautiful woodwork and handmade antique bricks from the seller's Alamance County family home add warmth and authenticity. Charming pedimented entry porch welcomes visitors. Inside, the spacious LR with fireplace and grand DR with fireplace flank the front staircase. Beyond the LR is a cozy study & nearby galley kitchen which opens onto the pretty sunporch. Follow the hall past the back stair into the beautiful family room addition. The back stair is a quick way upstairs or from the main staircase, explore the original 3 bedrooms and updated hall bath. The stepdown back bedroom playspace is painted to share some family adventures over the years. The 4th BR and 3rd bath conveniently connects through the annex or from the back staircase. Explore the lovely backyard and large patios which are perfect for entertaining with easy flow from the sunroom and family room. The heated studio/garage space provides wonderful storage as well as charming areas waiting to be enjoyed by the next generation. This wonderful property with such rich history is perfect for someone who treasures what once was and what is yet to come.