A family in need will soon move into a once-blighted historic home thanks to a Roanoke nonprofit.
The 1800-sq. ft. property on Dale Ave. was in an extreme state of disrepair before it was saved by Restoration Housing.
Friday was the organization held a ribbon-cutting for the restoration project.
We’re told it’s not only an example of early 20th-century architecture but also one of the first houses built by the Belmont Land Company for workers at Norfolk Western.
“It’s a really important piece of Roanoke’s history, to be able to preserve that, preserve part of this neighborhood, have it come to life again with a family living here, that it’s really great to see,’ said Maribeth Mills, Restoration Housing Development Coordinator.
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Published November 5, 2021 on WSLS 10.
