Posted in North Carolina January 15, 2019 by

You Won’t Leave Empty-Handed From This Massive Antique Mall In North Carolina

Treasure hunting in the Tar Heel State is a fun way to pass the time, especially when the weather isn’t cooperating to allow us to spend a dreamy day out of doors. When we were younger (much younger), we’d just head to the mall. And who says that needs to change? This massive antique mall is North Carolina is a treasure hunting haven and you deserve a day at the mall… so pack a cooler and let’s go!

The White Owl Antique Mall in Mount Pleasant, NC is a haven for finding eclectic items of all kinds.
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It's so big, it has more than 100,000 square feet of merchandise! (That's almost the equivalent of two football fields!)
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What's more: there are more than 500 different vendors within this gigantic warehouse, so you can bet you won't be leaving empty-handed.
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Whether you're seeking something in particular to add to an eclectic collection, or you're just in the mood to browse, you'll always find a wide array of rotating merchandise at this colossal shopping spot.
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The vendors here travel far and wide to bring new items in on a regular basis, and the prices are very reasonable.
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With so much space, and so many items to see, you should plan to spend at least a few hours browsing (so wear comfy shoes).
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Whether heading here in the heat of the summer or on a blistering cold winter day, you'll not worry about being comfortable. They heat and cool this giant space so you'll be as cozy as can be.
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Are you a treasure hunting, bargain shopping person? Then this is the place for you!
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It's easy to find and centrally located for a perfect day trip from most of the state.
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Find it at 8455 NC Highway 49 N, Mount Pleasant, NC 28214. (As a mere reference, that’s 40 minutes northeast of Charlotte, two hours northwest of Fayetteville, two hours southwest of Boone, and two and a half hours east of Asheville.) Learn more on their official website!

Love antiquing? You’ll love this mountain town in North Carolina that’s filled with antique stores!