202 N Randolph Street

Highest & Best Hold Period active - expires 03/13/2026 01:00 PM Historic 1912 estate located on nearly an acre in the heart of downtown Rockingham. This stately two-story brick home showcases timeless architectural character with a commanding presence on a spacious corner lot. A wide covered front porch stretches across the front of the home and offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy the charm of this historic neighborhood. Property sold as is where is. Inside, the home features oversized rooms, high ceilings, original built-ins, pocket doors, and beautiful hardwood floors throughout much of the home. The welcoming foyer opens to a grand central hallway leading to formal living and dining spaces filled with natural light. Many rooms retain original cabinetry, shelving, and archite ctural details that reflect the craftsmanship of the early 1900s. The kitchen offers generous space and includes a double sink, painted cabinetry, and a walk-in pantry. Several rooms throughout the home feature built-ins and storage that add both character and functionality. Upstairs you will find additional bedrooms along with a bright sunroom lined with windows overlooking the backyard. A large walk-in attic provides extensive storage and potential for future use. At the rear of the property is an enclosed porch leading to a detached garage that could serve as a workshop, storage space, or hobby area. The backyard features a large in-ground pool surrounded by expansive concrete decking, creating an impressive outdoor entertaining space once restored. The property also includes a fenced backyard area and spacious yard with mature trees, providing privacy and room for outdoor enjoyment. This home does require repairs and updates and is being sold as-is. It presents a unique opportunity for buyers looking to restore a historic property with significant architectural character. With its generous square footage, classic design, and prime downtown location, this property offers outstanding potential for renovation and long-term value. Summary of Greene Street / US-1 Improvement Project Near 202 N Randolph St According to preliminary plans for NCDOT Project U-6027, the North Carolina Department of Transportation is planning roadway improvements along SR 1516 (Greene Street) from US-220 to US-1 in Rockingham. The purpose of the project is to improve traffic flow and allow large truck traffic to be routed away from downtown streets. The project involves grading, paving, drainage improvements, intersection modifications, and new pedestrian infrastructure, including sidewalks and curb and gutter improvements along portions of Greene Street and connecting streets. Based on the preliminary engineering plans, the roadway configuration near this area will generally remain two travel lanes totaling approximately 24 feet wide (two 12-foot lanes). The project does not propose adding additional through lanes or turn lanes on Greene Street. However, the project does include right-of-way expansion to accommodate sidewalks, drainage infrastructure, and utility improvements. Existing right-of-way in the area is expected to increase from approximately 31 feet to approximately 50 feet, which may require additional right-of-way along portions of the corridor. The preliminary plans also show intersection modifications near North Randolph Street, North Lee Street, and North Lawrence Street, including curb adjustments, pedestrian crossings, and installation of concrete traffic islands intended to improve vehicle turning movements and traffic safety. Sidewalks and curb improvements are proposed along multiple segments of Greene Street and connecting streets, improving pedestrian accessibility and compliance with ADA standards. Drainage improvements, stormwater structures, and underground utility adjustments are also included as part of the roadway improvements. Construction plans indicate that portions of the project involve removal and replacement of existing traffic signal equipment and roadway infrastructure, along with adjustments to existing driveways, drainage systems, and curb lines where necessary to accommodate the roadway improvements. On the preliminary plans for this project, 202 N Randolph is believed to be shown as Parcel #24 on sheet 3P-1 and sheet 5C. Notes from Jorge A. Manriquez, P.E., Division Project Engineer, Project Development Unit, Division of Highways, Division 8.. No right-of-way acquisition, easements, or compensation have been issued or paid. The project is currently moving into the right-of-way phase to begin that process. We do expect for a portion of this property to be acquired. Below is a close-up of the area. An additional 9.5' of right-of-way is anticipated to be acquired for the sidewalk construction and for the space needed to safely separate pedestrians from traffic. A drainage/utility easement is also needed to construct the proposed drainage structures, pipes, and grading. This easement will vary from an additional 16.5' to 29.5'. Once drainage structures and utilities are installed, the easement areas will be regraded and vegetation established. The plans have not been finalized so there could still be adjustments to some of these offsets. I can let you know if anything changes. Those attached plan sheets in documents show additional right-of-way offset distances.