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Designed by E. J. Austin. Deeded before 2000 to son William A. (Bill) and Patricia Shockley. Sold in 2016 to Southern Pines Cottage Rentals LLC. Sold in 2024 to Joanna Sanford who did a renovation.
Architect unknown. Deeded to Edward L. and Joanne Davis. Sold in 1978 to Robert N. and Sigrid E. Haertel. Sold in 1995 to Dorothy Cadwell. Sold in 1999 to Steven C. and Linda D. Hill. Sold in 2004 to Joan Ellen Strawson. Sold in 2012 to Sean and Virginia Butler. Sold in 2015 to Andrew P. Duhon. Sold in 2018 to Richard and Faith Lozano.
Architect unknown. Multiple owners. Sold in 2005 to Natasha McKinney. Sold in 2013 to Brynna and Robert Matzelle, who did a renovation. Sold in 2014 to Derek Elder.
1963
The Harry M. and Jane Barbour Drexel Vale Jr. House
Harry Vale died after only a year in the house. Designed by Austin and Faulk of Southern Pines. Landscape design by Harry Vale. Built by Van Thomas of Siler City. Jane Drexel Vale married John Porteous sold the house in 1975 to Stuart R. Paine and Barbara W. Paine. Sold in 1980 to Robert J. Brown and Joyce M. Sparks. Sold in 1996 to Sir Francis Luton. Sold in 2000 to Katherine L. Bullock. Sold in 2020 to Lauren S. and Alexander S. Cooley. Black and white photo by Gordon Schenck.
Designed by Calvin Howell of Hayes Howell. Sold in 2012 to Ashley D. and Alison M. Plaisted-St. Pierre. Sold in 2017 to Lindsey C. and Peter V. Hamill Jr.
Designed by Stephen R. Isom for his parents. Commissioned in 1968. Sold around 1980 to Robert T. and Anne B. Allen. Sold in 2008 to Steven Kartholl. Sold in 2013 to Davis Stone. Sold in 2015 to Lucy and Samuel L. Grist III. Sold in 2020 to Ruben A. Toral. Sold in 2021 to Adrian and Lori Montero. Renovated in 2023 by Tough Love with Hilary Farr that took 26 weeks.
Designed by Austin and Faulk for the widow of a US military General. Built by Roy Newton. Mechanical engineer, James Hollis of Laurinburg. Landscaping, Clarendon Gardens of Pinehurst. Structural Engineer, Gardner Elsevier and Kline of Durham. Photo by Gordon Schenck. Featured in NC Architect, June 1965. Sold in 1997 to Marion H. and James A. McNair. Sold in 2015 to Greg F. Williams.
Designed by Gordon E. Burns Jr, who co-designed the Southern Pines Airport across the street. There were multiple sales/owner combinations by the Burns family. Sold in 1993 to Larry and Peggy Dunham. Sold in 1996 to Peggy Dunham, as of 1997 Peggy B. Schaffer. There is an architectural model of the house which has no information on the architect. Went into foreclosure in 2011. Sold in 2012 to TCC Vanderbuilt LLC. Sold in 2013. Sold in 2018 to Neal Kanneberg.
Architect unknown. Sold in 1986 to William and Jeannette Gael Sheehan. Sold in 1994 to Jeannette Gael Trust. Sold in 2008 to Tommy B. and Bruce G. McDonnell. Sold in 2010 to Tommy B. McDonnell.
Designed by Arthur Manns Harden. Deeded in 1997 to Bernard M. Stanfield, then to Chantal and Bernard M. Stanfield II. Sold in 2001 to Janet Brockett and St. Claire Bienvenu Jr. Sold in 2017 to Frances W. and Curtis P. Sankey.
Architect unverified. Located on the signature 16th hole of Fairwoods on Seven. Sold in 2004 to Mary Alice and James Jost. Sold in 2014 to David S. Thorpe.