212 N State St
Raleigh, NC
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Lovely 1 Bedroom in Historic Downtown Neighborhood - ** FULLY FURNISHED **
Beautifully renovated with its original charm, this apartment is located in the home of a North Carolina historic landmark, the Delany House. It's the perfect place to take in the best of Downtown Raleigh -- a 15-minute walk or minutes drive to outstanding restaurants, museums, coffee shops, parks, Red Hat Amphitheater, and so much more.
Its equipped with the latest in technology: Fiber WIFI, smart TV and streaming services like Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime.
Our neighborhood is within immediate proximity to Downtown Raleigh's best. It's a diverse and tight-knit community, considered the most up-and-coming in Downtown Raleigh. Its a mishmash of all kinds of people -- young professionals, families with kids and retirees. While it is a downtown, urban community, the neighborhood is certainly considered quiet and safe. Please scroll down to read more about to neighborhood, so you know if it's right for you.
Looking to travel outside of downtown? Were a close commute to I-440, which connects to the rest of the city and its surrounding areas, including Durham and Chapel Hill.
Parking is free, on-street, directly next to and in front of our home.
The History of our Home:
The Lemuel and Julia Delany House is significant for its association with Raleigh's Black community during the early and mid-twentieth century. Distinguished physician and business leader Lemuel Thackara Delany and his wife, Saint Augustine's College professor Julia Delany, hosted many renowned Black visitors to Raleigh as either personal friends or as part of Raleigh's Green Book, a network of homes offering friendly accommodation to Blacks and people of color during the early/mid-century Jim Crow era.
The Delany's hosted legendary artists, musicians, dignitaries and intellects, such as jazz musicians Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway, opera great Marian Anderson, actor Paul Robeson, and activist sociologist and founder of the NAACP, W.E.B. Du Bois.
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