Beneath a canopy of stately hardwoods, this North Main-area bungalow has been more than a house—it has been the stage for first steps, birthday piñatas, graduation toasts, and late-night laughter echoing around a custom built stone fire pit. Professional hardscaping frames lush, mature landscaping, while refreshed interiors invite you to pen this home’s next chapter. Sunlight dances across newly refinished hardwoods and brand-new LVP in the secondary bedrooms. The heart of the home—a kitchen poised for a fresh subway-tile backsplash and stone counters next week—promises effortless entertaining (go under contract soon and you can still choose the colors). Open living and dining spaces center on a wood-burning brick fireplace, while the spacious family room awaits the next game or movie night. And three bedrooms and two full baths complete the easy single-level layout. Glass doors usher in springtime breezes and lead to the vaulted, screened sun-porch which transitions to the lower deck. Enjoy a cup of coffee, unwind with a good book, or simply relax at the end of the day under twinkle lights and blankets. With ample room for table seating and loungers, personal touches abound — all overlooking a remarkably deep, level lawn on a corner lot (a rare find on the cusp of downtown!) perfect for raised bed gardens, playsets, volleyball matches, or epic barbecues and S’mores beneath the stars. This premier location allows you to enjoy upwards of half an acre stretched all around you. Sidewalks beckon evening strolls through the neighborhood and to nearby Croftstone Park, while Main Street’s dining, shopping, and entertainment are mere minutes away. Zoned for award-winning Summit Drive Elementary, League Middle, and Greenville High, and moments from Furman University, Paris Mountain, and the Swamp Rabbit Trail, this home offers near-downtown living—without the downtown price tag. Your next chapter begins here! Schedule your private showing today or join us at our open houses: Saturday, June 7th, 6–8 p.m. and Sunday, June 8th, 2–4 p.m.