Welcome to 13 Croft St., a thoughtfully renovated and meticulously stewarded Craftsman bungalow featuring three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms in Greenville’s North Main community. Fully renovated in 2018 and carefully maintained as a primary residence, this home reflects an uncompromising approach to quality and livability. Hardwood floors span most living spaces, complemented by a primary fireplace in the main living room and a second, sealed fireplace in the den, well-suited for use as a study or library. A formal dining room anchors the home’s traditional layout, while the kitchen delivers modern performance with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, extensive cabinetry, and a large central island. Generous front and back porches extend the living space outdoors, overlooking a spacious yard—an increasingly rare offering this close to downtown. Located just off the Earle Street Historic District, Croft Street shares the architectural heritage and early-20th-century character of one of Greenville’s most established streetcar neighborhoods—without the constraints of a historic overlay. Positioned within North Main, the home benefits from one of Greenville’s most enduring residential communities, valued for its proximity to downtown, walkable streets, established homes, and long-term market resilience. We’ve uploaded an architectural drawing of a two-vehicle carport at the rear of the property. This drawing is provided for reference and context. Fireplaces are conveyed in as-is condition. If square footage is important to the buyer, they should measure and conduct their own due diligence.