$1,835,000

404 Kinsey Street

Raleigh, NC 27603

5 bd · 4.5 ba · 3,340 sqft

Features

• Bathtub/Shower Combination
• Built-in Features
• Butler's Pantry
• Ceiling Fan(s)
• Double Vanity
• Entrance Foyer
• High Ceilings
• High Speed Internet
• In-Law Floorplan
• Kitchen Island
• Low Flow Plumbing Fixtures
• Natural Woodwork
• Open Floorplan
• Pantry
• Quartz Counters
• Recessed Lighting
• Second Primary Bedroom
• Separate Shower
• Shower Only
• Smooth Ceilings

About this home

Some homes are purchased. Others are stewarded. Welcome to The Allen Home, a rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of Raleigh history in the heart of Boylan Heights. Originally constructed circa 1926 and recognized as a contributing structure within the Boylan Heights National Register Historic District, this remarkable home is being thoughtfully restored and expanded to preserve its historic character while providing the comfort, efficiency, and functionality expected for modern living. Situated on a generous homesite with valuable rear alley access, the home offers a level of privacy, flexibility, and outdoor living rarely found so close to Downtown Raleigh. Step outside and enjoy one of the city's most desirable lifestyles with walkable access to Dix Park, the Warehouse District, Heights House, Boulted Bread, Rebus Works, Liz Kelly Pottery, Sauna House, neighborhood parks, greenways, restaurants, galleries, and Downtown Raleigh. The carefully designed addition expands the residence to more than 3,340 square feet and includes expansive gathering spaces, a dedicated office, private upper-level balcony, scullery pantry with wine storage, generous rear patio, and a rare main-level en suite bedroom ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or flexible work-from-home needs. Selections curated by Monarch Property Co. blend timeless materials and thoughtful craftsmanship with modern convenience through Monogram appliances, designer fixtures, curated tilework, marble accents, and richly layered finishes designed to complement the home's original architecture. This is not a reproduction of a historic home. It is the authentic preservation of one—thoughtfully adapted for its next century of living.