The median home value in Roper,
NC is $85,500.
This is
lower
than
the county median home value of $92,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Roper,
NC is $85,500.
Approximately 48% of
Roper homes are owned,
compared to 31% rented, while
20% are vacant.
Roper real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes
for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Roper real estate agent to arrange a tour
today!
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The property address is 404 NC Hwy 32 North Roper, NC . It pulls up on map as old address 404 US Hwy 64 E Roper, NCThe tax office has changed address info in their systemThis is a beautiful two Story home was built in 1901. There are endless possibilities with this home! It has so much history in this little Town of Roper. It comes with a 28x14 storage building, wheel chair ramp and a small little shed. This home has an amazing wrap around porch great for sitting and enjoying the quiet little town!
''HOME IS IN POOR DESPAIR- DO NOT ENTER HOME'' HOME HAS NO VALUE IN THIS LISTING Just a little over 1/2 an acre in a beautiful and peaceful rural area.Washington County school district, no flood zone and no restrictions. Older home on site in very poor repair given no value, do not enter. Electric and county water already in place. Everything sold ''as is'', only $25,000.00''There is a septic on the property but no permit on file at the local Health Department'' Do not know the condition of septic system
138+ / - a beautiful homestead with wood, croplands, and wetlands inhabited by abundant wildlife in Washington County NC, just south of the Albemarle Sound and easily accessible to the outer banks, Tidewater and Raleigh/Durham. The well conserved classic farmhouse sits among old oak, cedar, pine and pecan trees. Timberlands and trees line the boundaries of the property providing a 360 degree private view. This well-loved retreat and income producing property has big skies, panoramic sunsets and a public water supply.
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