310 Hampton Avenue

Own a piece of Greenville’s history from 1912! From the bungalow’s cedar shake & brick façade to the original doors with crystal door knobs, 310 Hampton Avenue’s original features have been carefully preserved and thoughtfully updated to work for today’s standards. This home has appeared in both the Greenville News and the At Home Journal.

Outstanding features begin with the +/-.32 acre lot with landscaping designed by Dabney Peebles around many of the home’s original plantings and hardwoods that give the perfect amount of visual interest, seasonal colors, and shade. The original wrap-around front porch with pergola and octagonal tile flooring provide the perfect spot to greet friends and neighbors, host large scale outdoor events, or just sit and enjoy the picturesque neighborhood views.

Just through the restored main front door you will discover many of the home’s original Southern pine and oak hardwood floors and 10 ft ceilings in all main rooms. Original to 1912 in the wide formal Living Room you will find a coffered ceiling, Corinthian columns, picture-frame moldings, Tiffany-style pendant lighting, fireplace/mantel, and its windows. A pocket door with its authentic hardware opens to the completely original Dining Room where you will be delighted to find rich board and batten wainscoting punctuated by a plate rail, a Tiffany-style chandelier that coordinates with the pendant lights in the Living Room, and picture frame molding that adds a polished finishing touch.