Durham, N.C. — The home where one of the Triangle’s most infamous murders took place is on the market again.
The owners of 1810 Cedar St. in Durham are asking $2.1 million for the 9,200-square-foot house, where former owner Michael Peterson killed his wife, Kathleen, in 2001.
Peterson is serving life in prison for her murder.
The home was in disrepair when it sold for $640,000 in July of 2004 after sitting on the market for several months.
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