Entire home in Greensboro, North Carolina

9 guests
5 bedrooms
6 beds
4.5 baths

Hosted by Michael

Superhost
8 years hosting

Listing highlights

In Fisher Park, steps from the greenway

Fisher Park is right outside, and Latham Park and downtown are both within walking distance

A landmark estate with 95 years of history

A 1929 English Tudor on the National Register, with herringbone brick, fireplaces, and a piano

Guests love the beds and the beauty

Guests highlight the comfortable beds and the beauty of the home, with several returning for repeat stays

This listing is for the south and center wings of the house where the Price family once resided. Please see our additional listing to book the entire estate or contact us directly with questions/special requests.

The Julian Price House is located within one of three city historic districts. It is listed as a Guilford County landmark and is also on the National Register of Historic Places. Construction began in 1928 and was completed just 10 months later in 1929.

The space
Built in 1929, "Hillside" is located on a bluff overlooking the western lobe of Fisher Park in Greensboro, NC. The sprawling 31 room residence is an example of Period Revival architecture, specifically designed to evoke a rambling English Tudor home.

In 2017, the home was featured on the 2 hour season finale of A&E's Hoarders. The estate underwent an extensive 2 year restoration by its current owners of both the interior spaces and the 1.62 acre grounds.

The façade features rough stucco, herringbone brick, and false-half-timbered walls, massive brick chimneys with articulated flues and clay pots, and an asymmetrical massing that features gables, wall dormers, and a stair tower. The landscape is equally detailed, containing low stone retaining walls, serpentine flagstone walkways, and mature evergreen trees.

Guest access
You will have full private access to the main house while the family who maintains the estate live in the former servants wing.