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.