Perched high on the storied ridgeline of Paris Mountain, this 2.27-acre estate offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a private, architectural retreat with panoramic views stretching from downtown Greenville to the iconic Table Rock. Whether you envision a multi-generational family compound, a luxury mountain escape, or a high-end short-term rental venture, this property delivers exceptional flexibility, privacy, and timeless appeal. From the moment you step inside, 902 Altamont Road radiates rustic sophistication. Tongue-and-groove pine cathedral ceilings, rich oak hardwood floors, and soaring windows draw in natural light and stunning vistas. The main level boasts two spacious primary suites—each with vaulted ceilings and spa-inspired bathrooms. The grand suite features a steam shower, heated floors, custom walk-in closet with private laundry, and a serene porch for quiet mornings or sunset reflections. Designed with entertaining in mind, the chef’s kitchen is outfitted with granite countertops, a premium gas and induction cooktop combo, dual wall ovens, and even a built-in fryer. The great room—with its dramatic stone fireplace and lodge-style ambiance—invites gatherings both grand and intimate. Upstairs, the original primary suite offers its own peaceful escape with a private balcony and soaking tub, while the lower level provides generous flexibility with media, guest, or rec space, plus three additional bedrooms and three full baths. Outdoors, the estate continues to impress: a four-car garage, winding driveway with turnaround, in-ground pool, and a resort-style outdoor kitchen framed in stone and rock set the tone for unforgettable entertaining. Meandering garden paths and curated sculptures lead to a private guest house overlooking the pool—ideal for extended family, visiting friends, or creative pursuits. Tucked into one of the most scenic and serene corners of the Upstate, 902 Altamont Road feels worlds away while remaining just minutes from downtown Greenville, Furman University, Travelers Rest, and the Swamp Rabbit Trail. This is not just a home—it’s a mountaintop legacy waiting to be written.