Beautiful all year round! Step back in time to the 1800's and delight in history seen in the antebellum details of this southern estate in Abbeville, South Carolina. A wrap around porch, complete with a porch swing, welcomes friends and encourages visiting. A beauty to behold, this lovely home sits on approximately one acre of land shaded by mature pecan trees and adorned with rose bushes. The home is just two blocks away from the quaint town square where you can walk to a variety of restaurants, locally owned shops, and entertainment venues such as the Abbeville Opera House. The famous Burt-Stark Mansion is right across Greenville Street and hosts a community park. The home still maintains its original Victorian Gingerbread trim which embellishes the exterior as well as the arch in the grand eight foot hallway. Once inside, you'll find delightfully restored spaces featuring coal fireplaces with ornate mantles, twelve foot ceilings with original heart pine floors, plaster walls, and bead board wainscoting. Custom window treatments of designer fabrics complement each window through out the home. Four spacious bedrooms align the left side of the hallway with modern yet charming bathrooms with original claw foot tubs. Additionally, a large walk-in closet is conveniently situated in the master bedroom. An elegant antique Italian chandelier graces the front parlor, and natural lighting pours in from the prominent windows. Walking from the parlor to the dining room, your eyes will rise up to view a second grand chandelier, uniquely composed entirely of turquoise The contemporary kitchen is equipped with Corian countertops, double ovens, a gas range, dishwasher, microwave, and refrigerator. There is a luxurious walk-in pantry off the kitchen as well as a space-efficient laundry room with an additional sink, dishwasher, and room for another refrigerator. At the quiet rear of house, there is a cozy den which could also function as a home office. The fenced back yard features a brand new deck with ramps, and access to the original brick laundry room. An historic barn structure is located just beyond a wide driveway. A unique playhouse/school structure sits in the side yard that serves as a wonderful curiosity. This house has a new Standing Seam Steel Roof added 2021 valued at approximately $90,000. Note: The house is actually Circa 1881 but due to records destroyed in a fire the courthouse has the year built as 1910. The house was entered into the National Historic Register on May 7, 1984. A 1906 piano has been in the house for many years and will convey.
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