Southern Wake County Historical Landmark built in 1910.

This two-story residence was built around 1910 by James D. "Squire" Ballentine, one of the early civic and business leaders of the Fuquay Springs community. This is a well preserved late Queen Anne style house with Colonial Revival details. According to Ms. Melinda Coleman, "It is one of the most substantial houses in the Fuquay Springs Historic District. The house was added to the National Register study list in 1990 and is one of the finest examples of its period and style to survive in Fu...

This two-story residence was built around 1910 by James D. "Squire" Ballentine, one of the early civic and business leaders of the Fuquay Springs community. This is a well preserved late Queen Anne style house with Colonial Revival details. According to Ms. Melinda Coleman, "It is one of the most substantial houses in the Fuquay Springs Historic District. The house was added to the National Register study list in 1990 and is one of the finest examples of its period and style to survive in Fuquay-Varina."