The c. 1900 Dr. Archibald Currie Jordan House is located in the North Durham/Duke Park Historic District in Durham, North Carolina. The house retains a grand, two-story front porch supported by fluted columns, original wood weatherboards and two-over-two wood windows. The interior retains original mantel and tile fireplace surrounds on the first floor, a central stair with original newel and rails, and hardwood floors throughout. The house is being fully renovated with new plumbing, electrical, and heating systems throughout and a contemporary kitchen and bathrooms, including a new powder room on the first floor. The house is slated to receive State Historic Preservation Tax Credits.
The c. 1900 Dr. Archibald Currie Jordan House is located in the North Durham/Duke Park Historic District in Durham, North Carolina. The house retains a grand, two-story front porch supported by fluted columns, original wood weatherboards and two-over-two wood windows. The interior retains original mantel and tile fireplace surrounds on the first floor, a central stair with original newel and rails, and hardwood floors throughout. The house is being fully renovated with new plumbing, electrical, and heating systems throughout and a contemporary kitchen and bathrooms, including a new powder room on the first floor. The house is slated to receive State Historic Preservation Tax Credits.
