The c. 1907 Anderson-Sorrell House is located in the Holloway Street Historic District in Durham, North Carolina. The two-story Victorian home has undergone a full renovation and contains completely remodeled kitchen and bathroom spaces as well as a
re-constructed rear addition with enlarged first-floor living space and a master bath and closet on the second floor. Little interior fabric remained; original stair newel and railing were retained and period mantels and woodwork were re-installed. The project is slated to received state Historic Preservation Tax Credits.
The c. 1907 Anderson-Sorrell House is located in the Holloway Street Historic District in Durham, North Carolina. The two-story Victorian home has undergone a full renovation and contains completely remodeled kitchen and bathroom spaces as well as a 
re-constructed rear addition with enlarged first-floor living space and a master bath and closet on the second floor. Little interior fabric remained; original stair newel and railing were retained and period mantels and woodwork were re-installed. The project is slated to received state Historic Preservation Tax Credits.
