Great place to shop. The people were so helpful. Wonderful to work with. Since I was in a…read morewheelchair they assisted my husband with the best entry and even pushed me to the exit for him while he moved our cat

Something for everyone !! Good prices. !! Friendly staff.!! Ample parking on side.and on street. I…read moreactually get deals there to sell at my store in Bennettsville !! You could spend all day and not see 1/2 of items !!

Absolutely the best antique shop my wife and I have been to location is good the workers were all…read morefriendly and Wally the cat was our favorite part

We love this place and especially Wally. We stop in any time we get anywhere close. The business…read morehas a great selection.

Best new antique store in town. It is worth the extra time it takes to find it. I love the local…read morehandmade pottery, cards and wooden items.

I like this store though it's a little odd. Some of the store is like an antique shop with nice…read morevintage collectables. They have a BUNCH of children's clothes that runs the center of the store that's kinda like a yard sale. They have a great selection of books- like a used bookstore. They have furniture and large items upstairs. They have some nice boutique type jewelry in the counter. They also have a large selection of ordinary(but pretty) costume jewelry. They have a lot of dolls above the books in the book room. The art is on a wall upstairs with the furniture. I saw some pretty light fixtures in the back. They had cookware and small appliances. I walked out with a nice piece of elegant vintage glassware for $8. It's worth stopping in!

I love shopping here; great prices, always something new coming in. They sale clothing , household…read moregoods, shoes and jewelry. Something for everyone in your family.

If you have to a flea market you should go and get the experience. While it's individual sellers…read moresetup to sell their goods, the atmosphere is very laid back. There are indoor vendors and several outside vendors. The outside has grown so big to get to the end takes time. Bring a bag to put your items in - you will likely have several bags and its much easier to manage them in one big one. Oh...wear comfortable shoes.

Thankfully, parking is free. It took a bit of time to get into the parking lot but I was able to…read morefind a parking space very quickly. The flea market has outside and indoor stalls. Outdoors, there is a lot to peruse, and we stopped to review only a few things. There was a lot of junk/stuff of no significance to me and my teenage granddaughter. Later, we went inside to peruse the wares in one of the buildings. Surprisingly, not much there either. Back outside, we made our way to my car. We left with some socks and T-shirts. I was glad to finally give this flea market a try (early on a Saturday afternoon), try this flea market but it will be a while before I return. Oh, don't forget to bring cash!

Absolutely fell in love with this place! It has that vintage, antique mall feel to it without…read morebeing too overwhelming. The booth areas were beautifully decorated and organized providing much inspiration (fall season when I went). The lady who runs the place was extremely helpful and friendly. I spent way too much money, but not because the prices weren't fair...I just fell in love with too many things.

I received an email announcing a new Goodwill store opening in mid February. I went to a…read moreneighboring town on Monday, 03-11-24 and visited the store for the first time. I thought the inside size was good. Depending on what you're looking for, it may be hit or miss. I love books & was in love at first sight, especially seeing all the John Grisham books and the Norton Anthology of African American Literature book I was able to get for a paperback price. There were unique items available, like the piano and a maraca. They had a decent selection of bedding items like memory foam mattress toppers & pillows. Shoes weren't organized by size, but I managed to find a pair for someone else. I didn't have time to really look through the clothes, but I managed to find a black dress I needed. The guy who checked me out told me that they had a lot of inventory that hadn't been stocked yet and encouraged me to return. When I have time, that's exactly what I'm going to do. Don't forget to bring your own shopping bag(s). I didn't know to bring mine and just used the cart to carry my things to the car. (Yelp isn't allowing me to add my pictures to this review since I'm the first to add this business; will try to add them later if permitted to.)

This new store in Albemarle is very clean and organized! The employees are very friendly,…read morepersonable and very hard working!!! They have a great mix of clothing, housewares, electronics, and furniture. They work on a rotation and do not keep a bunch of unsellable merchandise that has been on the racks for a lengthy time, like in other thrift stores. You can expect to pay 4.99 for shirts, 6.99 for shoes. Furniture is sometimes priced too high, but they do 50% mark downs after 3 days of being on the floor.

Great little up-scale consignment shoppe in Salisbury run by a seasoned and studied gentleman. Walk…read morearound and take a good long look at the pieces on display and you start to appreciate the subtle but distinct difference between cost and price and value. Came in the first time on a lark: stopped in town for a nosh and a sweet after looking at a trailer up the road a piece and on my after-luncheon constitutional I happened across this trove of treasures. Looking through the glass I spied more and better items than I've seen in my wanderings of late; even those items that run contrary to my tastes are appealing for their substance if not their styling. I stepped inside half looking for a bright wall sized piece for the living room and found everything else instead. Jeff and I exchanged pleasantries and a few adjectives as we discussed the variety of items and how this all got to North Carolina. Turns out that the items in store come from clients across the country with the possible exception of the upper plains. Urns, vases, and statuary; period furniture and screens; silks, oils, prints and water colors... capturing all manner of subjects from wood ducks to orchids to the human form. In a blow molded world with press board bases and faux finishes Stately Homes houses an assortment of enduring and endearing objects. Yes, it is someone else's stuff, but I'm not sure how that's even a thing.

This is a magnificent shop with a knowledgeable and helpful owner…read more The antiques, jewelry, art, furniture, and decoratives are beautifully selected and well priced. If you're tired of resin molded plastic and particleboard, Stately Homes is a breath of fresh air. Enjoy the interlude there is so much to discover - a treasure trove of the fine things.