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Best Hotels Near Charlotte’s oldest house
(0.3 km from Charlotte’s oldest house)
Frontdesk Uptown Apts with City Views Charlotte NC provides an indoor swimming pool as well as air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi in the center of Charlotte 1969 feet from Mint Museum of Craft Design.
(0.4 km from Charlotte’s oldest house)
Located in Charlotte in the North Carolina region with Mint Museum of Craft Design and Blumenthal Performing Arts Center nearby Frontdesk Skyhouse Apts Uptown Charlotte NC provides accommodations with free WiFi as well as access to an indoor.
715 N Church St (0.4 km from Charlotte’s oldest house)
Offering an outdoor pool and complimentary WiFi Recently Listed! Luxury Penthouse in Uptown - Rooftop Terrace - Garage Parking - Unbelievable City View is located in Charlotte's Downtown district, 2297 feet from the Mint Museum of Craft Design.
237 North Tryon Street (0.5 km from Charlotte’s oldest house)
Located in the heart of downtown Charlotte, this historic hotel dates all the way back to 1929 and features one-of-a-kind architecture. There is complimentary WiFi and luxurious rooms with a flat-screen TV. Each room includes a plush bathrobe.
127 North Tryon Street (0.5 km from Charlotte’s oldest house)
This luxury boutique hotel in Downtown Charlotte offers a complimentary continental breakfast in the Library Lounge and complimentary WiFi. 328 feet away is the Mint Museum of Craft Design.
230 North College Street (0.6 km from Charlotte’s oldest house)
This hotel is located in the heart of Charlotte, North Carolina, and is bordered by local attractions such as the Charlotte Convention Center. It offers an on-site restaurant and a modern rooftop pool with views of the city.
100 West Trade Street (0.6 km from Charlotte’s oldest house)
The Charlotte Marriott City Center is centrally located in Charlotte. The hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access in public areas. A 24-hour fitness centre is available. There is a cost for parking.
(0.7 km from Charlotte’s oldest house)
Set right in the center of Charlotte 0.7 mi from Mint Museum of Craft Design and 0.7 mi from Blumenthal Performing Arts Center Frontdesk Cedar Flats Uptown Apts Charlotte NC offers air-conditioned accommodations with a balcony and free WiFi.
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Charlotte’s oldest house, Charlotte, NC
Charlotte's oldest house, located in the Fourth Ward neighborhood of Charlotte, North Carolina, is an iconic landmark that has become a staple of the city. The house was built in 1856 by William White and is now known as the White-Goss House. It is currently the oldest standing residence in Charlotte and was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1972.
The house has been lovingly preserved over the years, with much of its original architecture intact. It stands at two stories tall and features a stunning Greek Revival style façade with fluted Doric columns and full-height porticos along each side. Its roof is supported by eight large chimneys that add a distinctive look to this classic home. Inside are several amazing features like 12-foot high ceilings, wood floors and plaster walls, as well as plenty of period furniture that dates back to when it was originally built.
The White-Goss House has also seen its fair share of local history over the years since it's construction in 1856. During the Civil War it saw Union troops march through its front yard and served as a temporary hospital for wounded soldiers after nearby battles had taken place. Later on it became a boardinghouse where some of the area’s first African American students were able to stay while attending school in Charlotte during Reconstruction.
In more recent times it has been owned by several different families who have continued to preserve its historic integrity while making some modern updates along the way. The house still stands today as an integral part of Charlotte's history and serves as a source of pride for local residents who treasure this important piece of their city's past.