Abby and Trey Brothers fell in love with a rundown mansion in North Carolina. Despite its dilapidated state, they saw its potential and decided to bring it back to life. The 6,000 sq ft mansion, bought for $155,000, needed a significant renovation costing $268,000.

The house, built in 1913, has a rich history tied to the Page family, key figures in North Carolina’s development. Abby and Trey aimed to preserve its original details, considering them priceless. The accidental discovery on Zillow turned out to be a wise investment, with the house appraising at over $900,000.

The couple focused on restoring historical features like 110-year-old hardwood floors and intricate woodwork. They incorporated antiques found in the house, telling its story.

The dining room and kitchen underwent significant changes, with a collapsed part of the dining room now a master bedroom with a unique fireplace.

Each room, from the bedrooms to a repurposed sleeping porch, resonates with history and love. Abby and Trey see this mansion as more than a house; it’s a symbol of their dedication and vision.

They plan to live there forever, passing it down through generations. The couple hopes their journey inspires others to embark on similar adventures.

Watch the video for an inside look at their incredible restoration!

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