Ten minutes on foot puts you in the stands for a Drive game at Fluor Field, browsing the shops and restaurants of the Village of West Greenville, or wandering the paths of Unity Park. A twenty-minute walk brings you to Falls Park or the Peace Center. Your home sits at the heart of a walkable ring of Greenville’s signature destinations, and wherever the day takes you, you’ll come home to a piece of Greenville history. Built circa 1890 and recognized under the Bailey Bill for its architectural significance, the home offers roughly 3,100 square feet on a landscaped one-third acre and has been thoughtfully renovated without losing its soul. Light pours through tall windows beneath 11.5-foot ceilings, across original hardwood floors, past seven fireplaces (three with working ventless gas logs), stained glass above the front door, decorative diamond-pane windows, and a staircase still wearing its original brass dust corners. The kitchen is built for people who cook — a Thermador Professional range, oven, and hood alongside an 8-foot butcher-block island, open to the living area so the gathering never splits up. The primary suite is a true retreat: Carrara marble, a clawfoot tub, a separate walk-in shower, an enclosed water closet, and a large walk-in closet. Every bedroom offers generous storage — two closets, a walk-in, or both — and the baths are finished in ceramic tile. After a day in the city’s energy, evenings belong on the wraparound porch or the large rear deck looking out over a fully fenced, landscaped backyard. In a neighborhood this vibrant and walkable, having your own green space to spread out and unwind is the ultimate luxury. Gated, off-street parking means you’ll always have a secure place to park within steps of your door.

In an unbeatable location just up E. North St. outside of downtown Greenville sits 120 Lullwater with great amenities all around, besides just downtown. Home is a minute away to Timmons Park with playgrounds, pickleball courts, disc golf, and walking trails and is walking distance to Overbook's shops and restaurants. The home itself boasts a resort-like pool which owner converted to saltwater. This classic brick ranch invites you in as you enter the foyer with spacious, serene living space to the right (20x14) and dining room to the left. The eat-in kitchen with keeping room space has some new appliances and new quartz countertops. The comfy den has a newly added wet bar for concocting a toddy while warming up to the wood burning fireplace in the winter; and looking out in the summer, enjoy watching the swimmers in the pool. All bedrooms are spacious. The primary bedroom has not-your-typical brick ranch bath; it boasts double sinks and large shower. The home is tastefully appointed throughout. Downstairs is 904 sq. feet of studded, stubbed space for kitchen, living space, bedroom, and bath. Access is from the upper level, as well as its own private walkout to the outside. Come view and enjoy!

Step into the grandeur of a beautifully preserved Italian Renaissance-inspired residence dating to the early 1900s. Formerly home to members of the family behind Cochran Jewelers, a longtime South Carolina business, this distinguished property blends historic character with thoughtfully updated modern comfort.

Offering approximately 4,430 square feet of living space, the home showcases original hardwood floors throughout the living areas and bedrooms, beautiful historic hardware, and an abundance of architectural detail. Many of the bathrooms retain their original fixtures, adding to the home’s timeless appeal.

The residence features two generously sized primary suites—one conveniently located on the main level and another upstairs. Three bedrooms open onto private sleeping porches, creating peaceful retreats filled with historic charm and natural light.

The updated kitchen carefully preserves the home’s character, including its impressive original stone fireplace. Outside, a large covered porch and expansive patio provide inviting spaces for relaxing, entertaining, and enjoying the beautifully sized 0.76-acre lot.

Additional features include ample parking and a storage outbuilding. Zoned residential with office-friendly potential, this exceptional property offers remarkable flexibility for a private residence, professional office, or a combination of both.

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Anderson history—rich in craftsmanship, character, and enduring elegance. Listing Agent is owner.