Welcome to the charm of this completely renovated, approximately 1900 square foot, historic farmhouse with four bedrooms, three baths, and some extra flex space. The renovation of this home started fresh from the exposed studs forward to include all new electric, plumbing, heating and cooling, windows and doors, drywall and trim, classy refinished hardwood floors, vinyl flooring and lots of extras! This is basically a brand-new home with a redesigned kitchen including granite countertops, high quality"soft close" craftsman cabinets, and all new stainless appliances. The kitchen and hallway have some built-in shelving for decor and books. The home has a new electric water heater. As an open concept layout, the roomy kitchen and dining area connects seamlessly to a large living room, and the charm of the old brick fireplace (not functional) was retained. From the hall is a main bath, with tile shower and a new vanity. To the right is the front bedroom with its own private full bathroom with tub/shower combination. Next to that is a second bedroom. And at the end of the hallway is the large primary suite with two closets. It has a private bathroom with a shower and tile floor and this primary suite location is quiet and private. The other end of the house contains a step down off the living room to a fourth bedroom with exterior door, and a room that is a flex space. The easy to access HVAC mechanical closet is also located across from the laundry nook on this end of the house. Outside is a concrete driveway and sidewalk to the front porch, new siding, with beautiful pine enhancements, and new landscaping. Sitting on .25 acre lot, this property has future potential to encourage big dreams! Dreams like a separate garage and/or workshop on the site. This is a one-of-a-kind, high-quality renovated property within walking distance of downtown. Seneca itself is growing and has an exciting future with significant investments in home building/renewal, as well as downtown and surrounding area development, and Seneca enjoys the closest proximity to Lake Keowee of any town of the Upstate.