Bassett House
Durham, North Carolina • Durham County
Durham, North Carolina • Durham County
The Bassett House is a distinctive late 19th-century Queen Anne style residence located in Durham, North Carolina. Characterized by its irregular massing, turret, and ornate detailing, it stands as a well-preserved example of the period's domestic architecture.
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