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A grand three-story brick house in a historic Greenville neighborhood is for sale with an asking price of $1.695 million.
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It’s located at 118 James St. in the Colonel Elias Earle Historic District, just north of downtown Greenville. It was built in 1922 on more than half an acre and a major renovation was undertaken in 1955.
The 5,400 square-foot house has six bedrooms and six baths, a 24 x 17 living room and adjoining 18 x 21 dining room. The first floor also has a library/family room, kitchen and sunroom, a study/office, a sunroom adjacent to the dining room and a covered side porch, which Sharon Hall of Access Realty, said in the listing is “reminiscent of casual southern living.”
The second floor has four bedrooms with hardwood floors. Two of the bedrooms are connected by a Jack and Jill bath.
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There are two bedrooms and two baths on the third floor with open areas.
“Great bonus room area,” the listing says.
The slate roof is new, and the interior was recently painted.
There is a six-car detached garage behind the house and an unfinished basement.
It last sold for $1.395 million in 2020, according to property records.
“This home is a must-see for those buyers seeking something beyond a conventional home,” Hall said, describing it as “a rare opportunity to own a beautiful historic Greenville, SC property with character, land and tremendous potential.”
“Whether envisioned as an elegant primary home, a multi-generational residence, or a carefully restored historic treasure, this property offers the space and setting to bring that vision to life,” she said.