When you tour a lot of so-called “dream homes,” you shake your head, and mutter, “Yeah. They’re dreaming all right.” Not here.

This 4 BR, 3.5 BA home—more than a century old—really is a dream. Trust us, it won’t be on the market long.

It not only has “good bones” (like all fine homes built in the early 1900s), it’s got character and quality craftsmanship in spades. The enormous rooms, the 9-foot ceilings—well, you have to see it all to believe it. And when you see it, it really will take your breath away.

That’s because this gorgeous old place—on the largest lot in the neighborhood—was recently restored to its original grandeur. Every inch was refurbished. No detail was overlooked.

• All the old brick from the original fireplaces was exposed. • All the original wood flooring was repaired and refinished (with special care to match the original red oak and maple planks). - Master suite on main floor and second story.

- Customized work in every bathroom • The yard was professionally landscaped with native plants. But even after all that extensive renovation and restoration, we weren’t done. Not even close.

We then added every possible elegant touch and modern convenience we could think of. High-end trim and mouldings. Incredible colors throughout.

Custom-built cabinets. Granite countertops. Not one, but two tank-less water heaters for endless hot water.

Dual HVAC systems. A large natural gas fireplace. The revamped kitchen sports a huge, custom island made from reclaimed and restored wood.

It’s also got a coffee bar, and GE Monogram appliances (including a built-in refrigerator). In short, everything about this true “dream home” is high-end and elegant. To give you a sense of how old and new have been seamlessly blendedtogether, the master bedroom on the main floor has both a towel warmer, and an antique claw foot tub from France!

There’s even a secret door from the office to the master suite! Can you imagine hosting friends and loved ones in a showplace like this? Think of the great memories your family could create here at 203 Cumberland Avenue, Greenville.

Make an appointment today to see this Historic Gem before it's gone!