Built in 1926, the Lloyd Brown House at 1416 N. Mangum Street is one of Durham’s most distinctive homes. This Spanish Revival residence makes a striking impression with its 4,499 square feet of living space, flat stucco walls, terra cotta accents and walled patio. Inside, traditional details such as crown molding, wainscoting, and a graceful Adamesque mantelpiece provide a warm contrast to the home's bold exterior. The result is a home that seamlessly combines welcoming comfort with superior design, offering everyday livability and timeless style.

 

The layout is equally unique, including two attached accessory dwelling units that expand the possibilities for modern living, whether for extended family, guests, or rental income. Thoughtful renovations respect the home's character while providing peace of mind, including updates such as a newer systems, roof, and crawlspace waterproofing with French drains. With room to live, space to grow, and timeless design at every turn, this is a home that embodies the best of Durham and Duke Park.