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The Long-Haislip House (c. 1885) is a two-story Queen Anne-style residence that blends thoughtful modern updates with beautifully preserved historic character. From the moment you arrive, the elaborate wrap-around front porch signals the home's significance and charm. Step inside to a gracious foyer featuring heart-pine floors, the original staircase, and exquisite period details. To the left, the spacious living room retains much of its original wallpaper, hand grained woodwork, a striking bay window with original shutters, and a fireplace—an inviting space that truly feels like a step back in time. Just beyond is a cozy den with matching heart-pine floors, oversized windows, and another fireplace, opening into an updated yet period-appropriate kitchen with access to the back porch. On the right side of the home is the formal dining room, boasting heart pine floors, and an impressive fireplace. The former ''Dr's Office,'' which opens from the dining room also has a private entrance from the front porch and connects to the downstairs full bath. Built-in bookcases remain, adding both character and history. A long, generous utility room extends along the rear of the home, providing convenience with access to the back porch. The laundry room provides ample space for laundry, storage, and access to the downstairs bath. Upstairs, a bright and welcoming hallway with a large window leads to three large lovely bedrooms, each with its own fireplace. A central hall bath serves all three rooms. Outside, in addition to the relaxing and decorative front porch, the backyard features the original smokehouse, now used for storage, a larger storage building and an open garage. Privacy fencing lines the left side and the rear right side of the property. If you're seeking a move-in-ready historic home in a picturesque small town, look no further. Hamilton offers the perfect setting, with the Roanoke River atthe end of Main Street and ''some of the friendliest people you'll ever meet