Older, Beautiful Home in the Heart of Uptown Selma-Located down the sidewalk and across the street from Selma Elementary School, two blocks from the Selma Library, five blocks from the quaint historic Downtown Selma featuring several antique shops, an art emporium, town hall, a homemade ice cream store, coffee shop, jewelry store, and The All American Jubilee (often compared to Branson, Missouri) where locals as well as tour groups enjoy a variety of theatre experiences year-round, and one half mile from the Selma Railroad Station where Amtrack stops several times a day to accept passengers headed to destinations all over the country. This home, considered by many to be the best built home in Selma, boasts HARDWOOD Floors throughout-Formal Living Room has HARDWOOD Floors, Masonry FIREPLACE-Office with HDWD's, Built-Ins & Fireplace with COAL BASKET-BREAKFAST Room has Beautiful, Large Built-in China Cabinet-Kitchen has Granite Counter tops and All Appliances Convey-CUSTOM Rug in Dining Room Conveys-Downstairs Master & 2nd Bedroom-Upstairs has 2 Bedrooms & Bonus Room-Door leads from Office to SCREENED Porch-Original Panel Doors Throughout-Exterior has Detached Double CARPORT &Detached Single GARAGE-Partially FENCED, PRIVATE Backyard-Close to Schools, Shopping and Library-The most intact originalcraftsman bungalow in Selma, NC, built in1923 is located at 405 North Massey Street. This one-and-a-half-story, cross-gabled, weatherboard dwelling features triangular knee braces, exposed rafter tails, a shingled, off-center front gable, a front-gabled dormer, interior and exterior chimneys, and original eight-over-one and six-over-one, double-hung sash; some of which are three part. Although the recessed porch has been partially screened, the brick porch piers with stepped bases and the solid low brick balustrade remain. A cut away, one-story, hip-roofed bay is located on the north elevation.