320 E Jones ST Raleigh, NC 27601 Open Sat 1PM-3PM

UPDATED: 08/14/2026 03:28 PM ON MARKET: New on market today

$1,200,000

2 Baths2,580 SqFt

Key Details

Property Type Single Family Home

Sub Type Single Family Residence

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

Square Footage 2,580 sqft

Price per Sqft $465

Subdivision Historic Oakwood

MLS Listing ID 10186275

Style State Historic Designation,Traditional,Transitional

Full Baths 2

HOA Y/N No

Year Built 1910

Annual Tax Amount $9,366

Lot Size 4,356 Sqft

Acres 0.1

Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence

Source Doorify MLS

Land Area 2580

Property Description

Architect-designed circa 1911 Neoclassical Revival in Historic Oakwood. Known as the Monie-Sanderford House, this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2,580 square foot residence was designed by James Matthew Kennedy, the Raleigh architect behind City Market and Murphey School, and his original blueprints have been preserved with the home. Set high above its 0.10 acre corner at East Jones and North Bloodworth Streets, the house presents a slate-clad hipped roof, a wraparound porch carried by six Tuscan columns, pedimented gables, a lunette window, and a leaded-glass entry with sidelights and transoms. The interiors hold the craftsmanship of the era: soaring ceilings, old-growth heart-pine floors, tall pocket doors, decorative fireplaces, a gracious center hall, a two-story projecting bay, and an oval keystone window on the east elevation. The home has been thoughtfully reimagined with a gorgeous new kitchen, a butler's pantry built for entertaining, and beautifully upgraded baths, plus a reading nook tucked beneath the staircase. Rare private off-street parking adds everyday convenience. The address stands within the Oakwood Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974, just moments from the North Carolina Governor's Mansion. Crawford and Son, Jolie, Oakwood Pizza Box, Standard Food and Wine, Yellow Dog Bread Co., the landmark Krispy Kreme on North Person Street, and downtown Raleigh are all minutes from the front porch. The corner itself was held by the Monie family and their descendants from 1877 until 1985, and the home was later stewarded by a preservationist who supervised the Restoration Branch of the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. Architect-designed Oakwood residences with this kind of documentation rarely come open.


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