Home’s History

Built in 1873, this farmhouse stands as a testament to the enduring architectural style of the late 19th century. 

Over the years, it has been lovingly preserved and updated, maintaining its historical integrity while adapting to the needs of modern living.

The house has seen generations of families and has been a silent witness to the evolution of Greenville.

Its Current State

The farmhouse is in excellent condition, reflecting the care and attention it has received over the years.

While maintaining its historic charm, the house has been thoughtfully updated with modern conveniences. 

It features a traditional floor plan with a total interior livable area of 2,050 square feet. It includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with one full bathroom and a half bathroom on the main level.

The addition of a special kitchen by a previous owner showcases how new elements have been seamlessly integrated into the historical framework, ensuring the home remains functional and welcoming.

The unfinished basement provides additional storage space or potential for further development.

Exterior Photos

The property sits on a 6,969-square-foot lot, surrounded by a beautifully maintained garden. 

The extensive terrace and cobblestone parking pad are framed by stone retaining walls, creating a picturesque setting for outdoor activities and relaxation. 

The garden is a true oasis, ideal for gardening enthusiasts who enjoy spending time with their hands in the dirt.

Parking is ample, with a detached garage that accommodates two cars, a driveway, and additional uncovered spaces, making a total of four parking spaces available. 

This historic farmhouse in Henry Clay Village offers a front porch with wonderful views.

Interior Photos

The interior of the farmhouse combines historical elegance with contemporary comfort.

The formal living and dining rooms are located on either side of the main stairwell, featuring large wood windows that flood the rooms with natural light. 

These spaces retain their original plaster walls and crown molding, adding to the historic ambiance.

The heart of the home is the creatively adapted kitchen, filled with natural light thanks to its glass-heavy design. 

Upstairs, you’ll find three well-scaled rooms. The primary bedroom boasts ample closet space and a charming Murphy bed.

The third floor features three attic spaces, which can be used for storage or transformed into additional living areas.

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